Is the key removable so I can insert my Lexus car key?
857770
No it is molded into the plastic. You can replace one half or get the key re-cut.
857771
No. The blank blade can not be remove from the hard shell case. Hopefully I answer your question. Tvo
857772
Unfortionately no. The key is attatched to one side of the casing. I bought 2 and just had them cut. Locksmiths do it and its inexpensive. Hope this helps
857773
It is molded in. It would have to be cut out and your old key epoxied back in. Not a simple task.
2158446
Possible. I don't know for sure but my key ring has a car key and few others and it was fine.
1651887
No, there isn't a spot for a key. However, it is a pocket type armband so the key would not fall out. I have the Otterbox on my phone so the fit is very snug.
554221
I would think so. Not one with a plastic grip like a car key. But a regular house key? Yup!
1922816
Yes, Its under that button on the front. I bought one and for the life of me after getting assistance, I could not get it to work or store more than one fingerprint. I had tech support help, and they sent me a new one. I still could not get it to work. The instructions are very vague, the best way to set it up is to watch the youtube video. My opinion, it was a waste of money, I have a stylish dead bolt that I cannot get to work. Good Luck is all I have to say if you consider it. Yes, you will get keys.
2156623
Yes you can. The back of the shell has a screw that holds the key (blade). You can un-screw the key and replace with yours.
824339
There's a tiny star screw right under the L on the metal part of the key. I hope that helps.
953010
As far as I know, no. Unless you have a copy of the original key. To be able to re-key the lock, you have to be able to insert and turn the key, and only the original (or copy of it) would be able to do that...(unless of course you have some kind of thieves tools...)
1807504
The blank key cannot be removed. You will need to bring the blank to a locksmith for the to laser cut your spare.
18959
That's how I carry it. It's less bulky than my car key. Hopefully this link works: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/12253146/Photo%20Dec%2019%2C%208%2045%2040%20PM.jpg
2154766
Yes, the key will need cut and programmed to your vehicle, a locksmith can do this. Thank you!
1049627
Yes, you can. We recently had that issue. It comes with two keys. The plate on the front comes off to reveal a keyhole.
946281
I don't have the key with me so I can't check (it's for my wife's car), but I don't think it comes apart. This is not a remote entry key, i.e., no battery inside to change. Rather, it is a blank key that is supposed to contain a necessary chip that is read by the car and that needs to be programmed. I had the key cut by a local shop and it works fine without having been programmed.
1807502
No, the key is fixed to the back side of the fob housing. Wanted to do exactly what it sounds like you want to do but it doesn't work and I had to get a dealer to remake a key either way, it was about $30 to do.
1958168
Yes, it has a little opening on the metallic opening, I placed mine on my key chain so I can have it at all time.
505570
Hi Carol. Yes it is removable. When I first got it, I took it out after about a week and put it in my wife's car to see if she'd like it (she did, and I ordered a second one). I had no problems doing that and putting it back in my car. Let me add that it does an awesome job of staying put. My old one would end up on the floor on extremely hot days. That hasn't happened once with this one.
1784795
It's located inside the original key fob and can be removed easily with needle nose pliers. Just place into your new key before you take to the dealer for cutting.