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Thought this would be an interesting post..if not sorry but might as well try it...What Keychains hold the key to your E60...I used the leather pouch that was housed in the BMW manual
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Originally Posted by Jerzguju' date='Mar 16 2005, 08:28 AM
Thought this would be an interesting post..if not sorry but might as well try it...What Keychains hold the key to your E60...I used the leather pouch that was housed in the BMW manual ![Thumbsup](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/thumbsup.gif)
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Originally Posted by Jerzguju' date='Mar 16 2005, 08:28 AM
Thought this would be an interesting post..if not sorry but might as well try it...What Keychains hold the key to your E60...I used the leather pouch that was housed in the BMW manual ![Thumbsup](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/thumbsup.gif)
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BMW Keychain, with Logo in middle and two keyrings. The keyrings can detach so you can leave your car running while you run back to the house if you forgot something inside.
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I use the one pictured below:
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I'm still using the leather pouch provided by BMW. Since a couple of my vehicles sit out with all the other keys I need in them (behind gate/fence and three MAD dogs) I have chosen not to add any other keys to my set up now. The pouch keeps me from accidently hitting buttons.
While I think of it, I had a 745 loaner with comfort access or keyless go, whatever BMW calls it, and while pretty good for some things I found the locking button hard to find while in my pocket so always had to take it out to see the button to lock car. But for that, I kinda liked the feature. It had other aspects that were nice such as after engine off all the electronics continue to work, some even after opening and exiting the car. That's why u have to lock it so to turn off the electronics. First time I ever locked a car in my garage
While I think of it, I had a 745 loaner with comfort access or keyless go, whatever BMW calls it, and while pretty good for some things I found the locking button hard to find while in my pocket so always had to take it out to see the button to lock car. But for that, I kinda liked the feature. It had other aspects that were nice such as after engine off all the electronics continue to work, some even after opening and exiting the car. That's why u have to lock it so to turn off the electronics. First time I ever locked a car in my garage
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Originally Posted by Busta' date='Mar 16 2005, 09:15 AM
I use the one pictured below:
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