I personally prefer this key type - it has separate buttons that do not cause the case to flex and break. The existing PCB and transponder fit - but make sure the transponder is secured in place, since if it slips down further into the case the car may not start! The downside is it will not accept your existing key blade, so you'll have to have this blade cut at a cost - I've had two blades done, one was £6 and one was £12...
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/383578813279
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I am Kevin, the car is my Viking shield-maiden, Lagetha!
2000 Rover 75 1.8 Classic SE in Moonstone Green/Black Leather seats and Sandstone Beige Interior (purchased 10 April 2022)
2002 Rover 25 2.0 IL TurboDiesel - gone but not forgotten, you can follow Deric's adventures on YouTube at Boaty's World and Project Nigel. AllegroMan is restoring Deric now. (Owned 25/10/2022-15/05/2023)
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