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asim_pug306

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The remote button on my key has stopped working. Opened it up and tried to press the pad on the board with a pin but still no joy so looks like I'll need a new key.

As I'm sure you'll know, replacement keys aren't cheap. Just been up to the dealers and a fully functioning key will set me back £173.53.

The guy at the dealership said a cheaper option could be to get a key from another car off eBay or from a breaker etc. Get that cut to my car and re programmed. But he wasn't sure if the remote would work this way. Just wanted to know if anyone has done this before or knows if it's a viable option?

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Posted 31st Aug 2012 at 19:44
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Niall

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will sort of work. get the blade cut to your car....that will cost about £5
the key works as two seperate parts. immobiliser chip and central locking chip. the immobiliser chip can be programmed to the car quite easily with pug planet and your key code (i can do it for you if your ever down my way by any chance) but the central locking chip is a bit more difficult. once its programmed, it generally cant be re programmed so its one use however sometimes it can work. its a bit hit and miss.
either way a key can cheaply be made to open the doors (assuming your not delocked) and start the car
Posted 31st Aug 2012 at 20:58
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jord294

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i bought new coded fob from my main dealer for £64

he even threw in a new blade Wink

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Posted 1st Sep 2012 at 08:26
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eliotrw

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I when i had this issue i went to a scrappy.
Got a working key for two quid.
Bought a nice new duracell battery. Put that in and my and immbiliser bit as well.
Then went to peugeot. How charged me 40 squid to code it.

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Posted 1st Sep 2012 at 10:44
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asim_pug306

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jord294 wrote:
i bought new coded fob from my main dealer for £64

he even threw in a new blade Wink


You're always getting stuff cheap you!

eliotrw wrote:
I when i had this issue i went to a scrappy.
Got a working key for two quid.
Bought a nice new duracell battery. Put that in and my and immbiliser bit as well.
Then went to peugeot. How charged me 40 squid to code it.


Looks like this may be the way forward then

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Posted 1st Sep 2012 at 11:48
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