OK, This sounds silly, but here's the deal... I lost my key fob IN the car! I know it's in there because it starts and I didn't enact manual start or any other options! I have looked EVERYWHERE - All consoles, the glove and door compartments, under seats with a magnifying glass and flashlight and under all the mats and even though they're not in the back, I checked Everything! The car was running and they were NOT where I believed that I had them! (Inside the back center console compartment) I went back to a gas station that I gotten out to throw some trash away thinking that since the car was running, I might have accidentally thrown them away, so I went through the garbage! No Luck! I didn't stop the car, I just drove it home. It still started. It occurred to me that it might be in the house, but still able to detect it, To test that, I drove it a few miles from the house to where if it didn't start I could leave it and call my friend to pick me up or walk. But, it still started and no matter where I go, it starts! There is no indicator warning saying that it cannot locate the key fob, so it HAS to be IN the car. Before I lose my mind or dish out big bucks for a replacement... Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
PS With ALL the advancements in technology (Since at least 1987 key locators have been available!) I know you can use air-tag or a similar app, but since the key fob is exclusive TO the car, why isn't there a beeper type locator button you can push inside the car that works at least within the range of the key fob?!
PS With ALL the advancements in technology (Since at least 1987 key locators have been available!) I know you can use air-tag or a similar app, but since the key fob is exclusive TO the car, why isn't there a beeper type locator button you can push inside the car that works at least within the range of the key fob?!
