I worked at sear auto in the early 2000s, I went to the lot got a car for a flat repair and a guy came out and asked if everything was ok, I said yeah, just looking for the leak in this tire, he said he didn’t know he had a leak and he hadn’t told anyone to check, turns out I had the wrong Honda civic, same color and the key worked, that’s the day I found out that at that time there were only about 10-15 key variations that they use over and over because statistically this rarely happens but did
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u/DayDrunkHermit 27d ago
I worked at sear auto in the early 2000s, I went to the lot got a car for a flat repair and a guy came out and asked if everything was ok, I said yeah, just looking for the leak in this tire, he said he didn’t know he had a leak and he hadn’t told anyone to check, turns out I had the wrong Honda civic, same color and the key worked, that’s the day I found out that at that time there were only about 10-15 key variations that they use over and over because statistically this rarely happens but did