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97 Boxster · 01-27-2011, 05:08 PM

I had the same problem with mine and eventually I will replace them if the right deal comes along but for now I just put a rubber band around it and put a small dab of Superglue and let it sit up overnight. Has worked for me for several months like that.

I refuse to pay that $$ for a plastic key part. I was thinking of going the route of the GT3 key head or something different. Heck, if I am gonna pay for a new keyhead it might as well be to a more expensive car right??

01-27-2011, 05:08 PM	#2
97 Boxster Registered User Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Phoenix, Arizona Baby Posts: 495	I had the same problem with mine and eventually I will replace them if the right deal comes along but for now I just put a rubber band around it and put a small dab of Superglue and let it sit up overnight. Has worked for me for several months like that. I refuse to pay that $$ for a plastic key part. I was thinking of going the route of the GT3 key head or something different. Heck, if I am gonna pay for a new keyhead it might as well be to a more expensive car right?? __________________ 2006 Hummer H3 - RED 76k mi - LIFTED - 3rd row custom seating on 35's and a manual tranny. 1997 Boxster Guards - RED 86k mi - 19" Lobster Claw Wheels on Conti's , Porsche side decal for extra "speed", manual tranny -signed by Hurley Haywood Phoenix, Arizona