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Roadrunner66 16th November 2018 22:08

Quote on new key
 
I spoke to a few local bods regarding a new key as I have one remote one plus just an empty fobcase with key blade cut.
Had prices of 160 quid up for a new remote unlocking jobbie, but another guy gas said 40quid for a key to manually unlock which will also be able to to start engine as he will copy the key via his computer and cut a new blade shall I go for it ?

trikey 16th November 2018 22:13

Nope!

Speak to Brian or Russ, they will do a key that will work and be as good as an original.

CLINTE 16th November 2018 22:20

I would have a word with one of the "key specialists" on the Forum here before proceeding . I for example got a whole key for my MG for only £70 from BIGRUSS ( approx £230 from BMW ).

CLINTE

Roadrunner66 16th November 2018 22:29

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Originally Posted by CLINTE (Post 2687271)
I would have a word with one of the "key specialists" on the Forum here before proceeding . I for example got a whole key for my MG for only £70 from BIGRUSS ( approx £230 from BMW ).

CLINTE

I would normally do that but I would need to send my key for coding ect but I need transport for my various hospital appointments and need to be mobile at all times due to illnesses within the family where I might need to get to them urgently otherwise I could be without me car for a few days thanks for the heads up though.
Paul

marinabrian 16th November 2018 22:42

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Originally Posted by Roadrunner66 (Post 2687280)
I would normally do that but I would need to send my key for coding ect but I need transport for my various hospital appointments and need to be mobile at all times due to illnesses within the family where I might need to get to them urgently otherwise I could be without me car for a few days thanks for the heads up though.
Paul

You have a keyblade cut which manually opens the door and operates the ignition?

Then all that is required is to wait until such time as you can visit one of the members offering the key service.

Should the worst happen and you lose the functional key, then by posting the immobiliser to a key service member, you would have a key that would start the car manually in less than three days, and less than £50.

Or next time I'm heading to see my brother in Harrow......that's not far from you ;)

Brian :D

P.S. by the way, cloning the key transponder doesn't work, which is what the bloke is offering to do for £40 ;)

Roadrunner66 16th November 2018 22:52

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Originally Posted by marinabrian (Post 2687288)
You have a keyblade cut which manually opens the door and operates the ignition?

Then all that is required is to wait until such time as you can visit one of the members offering the key service.

Should the worst happen and you lose the functional key, then by posting the immobiliser to a key service member, you would have a key that would start the car manually in less than three days, and less than £50.

Or next time I'm heading to see my brother in Harrow......that's not far from you ;)

Brian :D

P.S. by the way, cloning the key transponder doesn't work, which is what the bloke is offering to do for £40 ;)

Sorry Brian I didn't make myself to clear I have one fully functional remote fob and one fob with no innards and buttons broke with a already cut blade.
One guy has said he would make a new key which would manually open the locks but would also be able to start the engine, does that make more sense ? Reading your bit about the transponder he has a laptop which he says is able to copy it from. Ps he us a pucker key cutter. Hope to pos catch up when your near by next .
Cheers Paul

marinabrian 16th November 2018 23:00

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Originally Posted by Roadrunner66 (Post 2687292)
Sorry Brian I didn't make myself to clear I have one fully functional remote fob and one fob with no innards and buttons broke with a already cut blade.
One guy has said he would make a new key which would manually open the locks but would also be able to start the engine, does that make more sense ? Reading your bit about the transponder he has a laptop which he says is able to copy it from. Ps he us a pucker key cutter. Hope to pos catch up when your near by next .
Cheers Paul

Does the "empty" key with the broken buttons and whathaveyou fit the ignition Paul?

If so, then that is all that is needed ;)

You cannot copy the transponder and expect it to work permanently, as it doesn't, and I suspect he'll be using something like an AK90 key programmer for cheapness ;)

Brian :D

Roadrunner66 16th November 2018 23:03

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Originally Posted by marinabrian (Post 2687296)
Does the "empty" key with the broken buttons and whathaveyou fit the ignition Paul?

If so, then that is all that is needed ;)

You cannot copy the transponder and expect it to work permanently, as it doesn't, and I suspect he'll be using something like an AK90 key programmer for cheapness ;)

Brian :D

Yes that's correct the dodgy key fob with nothing in and no buttons does fit the ignition but will not start it.

marinabrian 16th November 2018 23:05

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Originally Posted by Roadrunner66 (Post 2687298)
Yes that's correct the dodgy key fob with nothing in and no buttons does fit the ignition but will not start it.

Well keep it safe, and it can be made into a fully functional remote key with new case for £60.......how does that sound?

Brian :cool:

Roadrunner66 16th November 2018 23:08

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Originally Posted by marinabrian (Post 2687299)
Well keep it safe, and it can be made into a fully functional remote key with new case for £60.......how does that sound?

Brian :cool:

That's sounds brilliant to me will make sure I don't lose it.
Cheers


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