Now if I could only figure out
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bmwM5power
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rubber band
GreenLantern_TDI
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Get a vallet key made and hid a key it on the car. Now super glue the fob key closed.
Angus1
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I used scotch tape
Mrrogers1
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Bigger (more loose) pants? 
I wish we could use the NEW fobs, like the ones that new Tiguan and maybe Atlas get. The updated key fob is much better.
I wish we could use the NEW fobs, like the ones that new Tiguan and maybe Atlas get. The updated key fob is much better.
I like the rubber band idea, a nice tight one from the broccoli seems to do it! My other option was to slice off a cross section of plastic pipe just big enough to go around the release button and Superglue it on.....Thanks
mheat
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Carry it in my right pants pocket. Never opened on me in 15 yrs. Get looser pants.
So I figured out over a week ago that the rubber band works and now you come along and tell me to get a new wardrobe??? Sorry I'm a jeans kinda guy and always will be.
Never underestimate the power of a broccoli rubber band
hskrdu
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A rubber 4-button key fob cover both protects the fob from scratches and keeps the blade from opening 99% of the time (for me at least), b/c the button is mostly recessed. They a few bucks on ebay.
Lightflyer1
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Stick it in the change pocket. It won't open there. Plus you hardly ever need to actually use it so it stays put. No need for a wardrobe change.
Grigg3
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Make a leather cover for it.
