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8th February 2018, 20:28 | #1 |
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Spare key required
Hi all
After searching for my one and only key all day - found at last. This has forced me into getting a working spare. Any advice where to start. I live in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire and am willing to travel to get it coded etc. Geraint |
8th February 2018, 20:30 | #2 |
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Try the forum.
There are folk on here who can supply and code a key for you.-- |
8th February 2018, 20:37 | #3 |
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Phil-T4 is your man
Hi Geraint,
Phil-T4 is your man, based in MK just up the road from you. Will only take an hour. See contact details below. MGR T4 Services Servicing and Repairs Available, KV6 Cambelts from £400 Clutches from £400 Telephone 07538 738070 or email [email protected] |
8th February 2018, 21:16 | #4 |
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PhilT4 did my V6 spare.
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9th February 2018, 07:36 | #5 |
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At the very least everyone should have a clear picture of their Blade (ooh err misses)downloaded on there P.C. so in an emergency a key can be cut ("keys in the post iirc), of course a spare key is preferable but some people are reluctant to fork out for one (or might go missing when needed).
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9th February 2018, 07:50 | #6 |
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Anybody with one key should consider seriously using Autokeys Express to obtain a key which is capable of mechanically opening the door at the very least.......LINK
So if the worst case scenario is realised and the working key is lost, a transponder can be programmed to enable the car to be started. I gave this advice to a customer six months ago, sadly it was not heeded and when he lost his only key, I had to order one from BMW. The cost was £220, compare that to the cost of having a key produced by myself, or indeed any of the other traders offering replacement key services. If the OP wishes to have a transponder programmed to make a spare key which at least will start the car, then I'm more than happy to assist Brian |
9th February 2018, 21:23 | #7 |
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Thanks for the link Brian.
I shall order mine tomorrow. |
9th February 2018, 22:00 | #8 | |
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Thanks for that link Brian. I never knew about these folk..... and they are quite literally just around the corner from my sister-in-law who we are visiting this weekend! Spooky coincidence! Thanks again John
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