I wonder why our Key Cards look different when they were both introduced to the car on the same day?
Shouldn't they look exactly the same? Should I be concerned?
Shouldn't they look exactly the same? Should I be concerned?
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Key Cards don't look the same
- Thread starter TomServo
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Agree, but this was one of the original Key Cards that were delivered with the car. I have removed and reinstalled it and it looks the same. At this juncture not sure what else I can short of buying two new Key Cards from Tesla and starting over.
howardnj
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I took possession of my Y on Monday. The SC told me they were already programmed to my vehicle.
On Tuesday I left my phone in the house and tried each card. None of the two worked.
After calling Tesla support they had me reboot the vehicle.
Both cards now work
On Tuesday I left my phone in the house and tried each card. None of the two worked.
After calling Tesla support they had me reboot the vehicle.
Both cards now work
brandon8387
Member
I don't recall seeing that in our 2020, but it makes sense - One Key To Control All Other Keys. Thanks.
what I've figured out is the tom's key card is on you and in the car with you, pat's key is not in the car, so it doesn't detect it...so its just a programed key card saved in the tesla, but not present, switch the keys, and this should reverseI wonder why our Key Cards look different when they were both introduced to the car on the same day?
Shouldn't they look exactly the same? Should I be concerned?
I had all of my keys (two key cards, two fobs and two phones) all show as "Unknown key" for months, regardless of which one was active, and without any other issue. All this means is that the car somehow doesn't know the type of key (e.g. card, fob or phone), but the keys work just fine.
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