One Piece Fob / Key Modification

[Malcster]

Has anyone else done this?!

http://www.chimaerapages.com/resources_keyfob.php

For some reason, since I've done it, if I dont turn the key at the very bottom of the fob (nearest the key part) it pops open and falls to bits!
I guess it's due to the metal key making the plastic fob-case flex.
It probably needs to be a tighter fit in the fob case itself.

Just wondering if anyone else had any issues with it?

Cheers,

Malc

[Harrytsg]

Malcster said:

Has anyone else done this?!

http://www.chimaerapages.com/resources_keyfob.php

For some reason, since I've done it, if I dont turn the key at the very bottom of the fob (nearest the key part) it pops open and falls to bits!
I guess it's due to the metal key making the plastic fob-case flex.
It probably needs to be a tighter fit in the fob case itself.

Just wondering if anyone else had any issues with it?

Cheers,

Malc

Yep, so then I did this.....

http://www.chimaerapages.com/resources_startbutton...

[Barreti]

Malcster said:

Has anyone else done this?!

http://www.chimaerapages.com/resources_keyfob.php

For some reason, since I've done it, if I dont turn the key at the very bottom of the fob (nearest the key part) it pops open and falls to bits!
I guess it's due to the metal key making the plastic fob-case flex.
It probably needs to be a tighter fit in the fob case itself.

Just wondering if anyone else had any issues with it?

Cheers,

Malc

I did this to my key, even though my pre-cat Griff didn't originally have the TVR fob/alarm. I have it just as a key and gave the internals of the fob to a mate as a spare.
I've never had a problem with my key. I used Araldite to glue it in and its been solid since I made it a couple of years ago.

[Malcster]

[quote] I used Araldite to glue it in and its been solid since I made it a couple of years ago.
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Good ol' araldite!
I'll give that a bash!