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  • curprev 21:5921:59, 20 December 2024‎ TereseBrentnall talk contribs‎ 8,762 bytes +8,762‎ Created page with "Car Key Programming in Less Than 10 Minutes<br><br>Car key programming is the process of reprogramming an unprogrammed chip in your replacement car key to fit the specific car you own. It is usually done either by car dealers or car locksmiths.<br><br>However, some automotive parts stores offer DIY kits that can help businesses - and even homeowners programme keys for replacement. Here are a few things to consider before attempting it yourself:<br><br>Requirements<br><br..."
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