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Dead Key FOB is an Android application designed to assist users with key fob problems. It offers detailed maps and guides to help users troubleshoot and resolve issues related to their vehicle's key fob functionality. With its user-friendly interface, the app provides step-by-step instructions and troubleshooting tips tailored to various vehicle models.

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The app also features a comprehensive database of key fob symbols and their meanings, making it easier for users to identify issues quickly. Additionally, Dead Key FOB includes location-based services, allowing users to find nearby service centers or locksmiths if further assistance is needed. Overall, it serves as a valuable resource for both vehicle owners and automotive professionals.

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GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
1
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Operating System
  • Android 2.2
  • Android 2.3
Additional Requirements
Compatible with 2.2 and above.
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18
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By DashboardSymbols.com
A tool to help get get into & start a push-button start car with a dead key fob.
Please read all! The Dead Key FOB App is Back-up Plan, an instruction utility to get you into your push-button start vehicle and underway when the battery in your key fob -- your car's remote control -- goes flat.And it will go flat. Sooner than you will be ready for. Why? Because the very nature of a keyless start system requires that the key fob attempt to be in constant radio contact with your vehicle. The end result the battery in your keyless start systems key fob will be depleted in two years or less.- Yes, your dealer can help -- if they are open and you get the right person.- And, yes, the instructions are in your owners manual -- if you can find them. Give it a try! We'll still be here after you've searched through 400 or 500 pages.- Roadside assistance? About all they can offer is a tow truck...Is there a standard hard key? Yes, and well show you how to retrieve it. And special attention to Audi, Jaguar, Lexus, Volkswagen and Volvo owners: the keyhole is hidden just to make the car look better! And the instructions to find are now locked in your car in your owners manual!And worse, there is no standard way to start your car. This app will show you: 29 distinct starting variations (General Motors and Hyundai/Kia use six different ways each and Ford another four!); 13 variations on retrieving the mechanical key, and six variations for getting into your vehicle. They are shown by vehicle manufacturer.-Dont get caught in a dark parking lot without this app!-Dont borrow or rent a car without this app!-Dont give your kids the car to drive without this app!The battery in your key fob WILL go dead, but there IS a back-up plan! And we can help.The app includes text instructions and illustrations for keyless entry and start systems for 13 major manufacturers including: Acura, BMW (and Mini) Chrysler (with Dodge and Jeep) Ford (and Lincoln), General Motors (Chevrolet / Cadillac / Buick), Hyundai (and Kia) Jaguar, Mazda, Mercedes, Nissan (and Infiniti), Toyota (with Lexus and Scion), Volkswagen (and Audi) and Volvo.The App is a good-faith effort to find every possible option for getting in and starting a push-button start car with a dead key fob. Get it today!Content rating: Everyone
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