RooTBeeRthe1st
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I've kept my keys like this forever. No weight on the ignition, and I prefer to keep the fob in my pocket at all times
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What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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I've kept my keys like this forever. No weight on the ignition, and I prefer to keep the fob in my pocket at all times
Sparksalot
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I keep mine separate as too. Thecopcar, thethirdtwin, and everything else. The everything else keys stay in my pocket always, unless I’m unlocking something.
Been getting a passenger side cat code so swapped left/right 02 sensors just to see.... Otherwise already got the edited tune from blackbear to turn off the code, or the sensors however they do it. 8 hour drive today for fireworks so if it's going to throw a code it will
Sparksalot
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Reno or Gardnerville?
Grady_Wilson
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For decades I have only had the ignition key and the fob for each vehicle.
As little weight as possible on the key assembly.
As little weight as possible on the key assembly.
Shurz, still an hour to go almost to yerrington
Walker rex
Went over ebbetts pass and monitor pass
tuckerrnr1
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Handcuff keys and a P38. I like the way you think.
Chevymec
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Replaced my factory water pump and upper/lower hoses. 17 years old and was doing fine. We are headed to Ohio in July and I just felt it was time. Didn't want it to crap out while on the trip.
Made it to the candy store 
