velotypo

I am trying to purchase a new Wiper Switch and one of the options is whether the truck has a Single Key Entry system or not. What exactly does this mean. And I do not think it is a reference to a keyless entry system. Any help is much appreciated!!

Chris

tech2

year model, make?
post a link to the information where it refers to the single key entry system.

velotypo

Sorry don't know why I did not include model info. It is a 1993 Silverado, K1500, 5.7L. The reference to the single key system is on rockauto.com. Here is the Link:
https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/...er+switch,4856

tech2

my guess, and it may not be correct.....remember when vehicles came with a door key and ignition key....and then they went to one key fitting everything? may be worth a call to rockauto customer service.

UrsulaSneathen

What happens when you lost one? You know there are situations when you go to a party, and there are many people, you are dancing, and your key falls out somewhere, and then you are looking for it like crazy. And not just you. Almost all the people at the party are trying to look in each corner for the key. It's a hilarious picture. I don't wish anyone to go trough this, but when happens try to look for a car locksmith near me. He will definitely help you out of the mess.

dorothydun

Wiper Switch didn't help me when I needed to find a programmer for my chip. The car won't start without it. I've tried every option. Went to make a second key, picked up a duplicate, paid a lot of money and ran to prove that this is my car and not someone else's. My wife said I could have gone to https://www.carkeyduplication.com/re...rammer-online/. Has anyone used these services? I am thinking of going to a service center, but it is far away, I have to go to another state with a rental car. I really don't want to

LukeSrm

So, did you figure it out? I can't get what does it mean.