As of this holiday week, I lost all of my volt keys. I had lost/misplaced one shortly after getting my Volt almost 2 years ago. Then this weekend with the shuffling and re-arranging of tables for a large family dinner apparently, I've lost or someone has accidentally taken the second one. I never bothered to replace the first lost one for fear that it would be a multi-hundred dollar purchase as it is with BMWs. I've just found out through some Google searches that it should actually be only 50 dollars.
2 Questions for you:
1) I've left volt about 80 miles from my house at my in-laws, so I can't test this myself. Is it possible to remote start the Volt with my iPhone and drive it home (or to a dealer), or is there something that will preclude the volt from actually driving if it doesn't have a key in it? If I had thought of this while still at my in-laws I would have given it a try. Instead I borrowed someone elses car home since I have to work on Wednesday.
2) In this thread:
http://gm-volt.com/forum/showthread.php?12195-I-lost-one-of-my-Volt-s-keys...
It's mentioned that there is a method for programming a new fob if you've lost ALL of your keys (as opposed to just 1 key). Has anyone had to do that, and what's involved?
2 Questions for you:
1) I've left volt about 80 miles from my house at my in-laws, so I can't test this myself. Is it possible to remote start the Volt with my iPhone and drive it home (or to a dealer), or is there something that will preclude the volt from actually driving if it doesn't have a key in it? If I had thought of this while still at my in-laws I would have given it a try. Instead I borrowed someone elses car home since I have to work on Wednesday.
2) In this thread:
http://gm-volt.com/forum/showthread.php?12195-I-lost-one-of-my-Volt-s-keys...
It's mentioned that there is a method for programming a new fob if you've lost ALL of your keys (as opposed to just 1 key). Has anyone had to do that, and what's involved?