Plastic part of car key broke. Will repair with this be strong enough to support weight (5.1oz) of other keys on key chain when car key is in use?
1704695
Without seeing what part of your key is broken it is really difficult to answer for certain. Weight should certainly NOT be a concern. Excessive vibration can be problematic, but keys should not be problematic.
177929
Just make sure you take out the key cylinder first or you'll break the cylinder.
181139
It's not going to break if you drop or crush your keys. You wouldn't be able to pry stuff with the blade though. It is all metal.
1377986
I epoxied the plactic pieces together, let them set up firm, THEN installed the new piece. It held! I think it would depend how the plastic broke.
2101799
I'm really not sure. The key part looks to be stainless steel. The top part where you would hold it has more of a black hard plastic part. Hope that helps. I haven't had any problems with the key
316633
Yes, it's worth it. I bought 2 for each keychain of each car. Not too big. Just right size.
345100
This product might work but that is a lot of keys. I would suggest getting another KEY-BAK and dividing the keys between two key rings. The one I have will retract easily with 8 or 9 keys. I try to keep my work keys and household keys on different rings and the same as any of my vehicle keys. It makes finding them quicker. I don't know if this helps you or not. Good luck.
857770
No it is molded into the plastic. You can replace one half or get the key re-cut.
1276183
The factory key should over-ride the pop and lock but just to be absolutely sure, it might be best to check with the manufacturer
2158445
Yes. My wife has a key chain with about 10 keys, car key/remote combo, a leather key chain. It is a very strong magnet
219023
Yes, but my experience with this type of device is that the little slot where you can thread the micro-lanyard is not the most durable. Have needed to rebuild mine using epoxy. If you put it on an ID badge lanyard it should survive longer than on a key ring in pocket/purse, in my opinion.
1962125
No, while it won't break immediately it will not stand up to that kind of scenario long term meaning over years which is what one would expect to be the lifespan of a 128GB capacity flash drive.Further it's relatively HUGE physical dimensions to put on a keyring relative to the other alternative flash drives on the market including many with a more durable metal key ring loop.
177366
I don't think you want to be disassembling this each time you put in the car.I will have to check on the weight.Thanks
676429
I have a nissan pathfinder, and although the key finder is slightly wider than my car remote, id say its still the same weight, and possibly even lighter. Since its made up of mostly plastic and a very small chip inside, it really doesn't add any significant weight.
470444
Sorry. My keys fell off within a few months. Have not used it in over z year
1984288
No. It is a very thick, tough plastic blade. It basically can't be broken by anything short of running it over with your car.
1344722
I used the keys once then lost them. They were useless anyway. I think I bent one the first time I used it. I haven't used it since. The case was good besides the lock. But I recently broke mine when it dropped off a cart about 4 feet with about 4 lbs of tools inside.