Just for anyone interested, I was concerned if I lost my fob possessing only one, I would be up the proverbial creek.
I procured a new fob from remotekey.co.uk
and managed to find a programmer to match it to my car without removing the brains here in N.E. England.
Not cheap all in, but better than losing the only fob and being stranded.
Well now!
I had one with the car that worked and one that didn’t. I bought a second hand fob and programmed all three successfully with Pscan. All three were given new batteries.
Roll on 12 months.
The fob that came with the car was used to drive the car for about 2 hours and parked up. In trying to lock the car with that fob the door button went up and down. Eventually it locked. Back at home (with hearing aids in!) I can hear two actions with the door lock one the big button on the door and something else clicking in the door.
I don’t have that issue with either of the other two fobs.
Explain that?
Well, the man came and went, I think his software aint compatible, but another guy claims to know what hes doing, so hes coming, so we shall see.
Its all fun and games innit?
Not yet, next week apparently.
I remain circumspect regarding most experts these days.
I will post the result though.
I wondered if when sold new the cars came with two fobs of if it was an optional extra at additional cost ?
Not yet, next week apparently.
I remain circumspect regarding most experts these days.
I will post the result though.
I wondered if when sold new the cars came with two fobs of if it was an optional extra at additional cost ?
New cars always came with 2 sets of key and remote.
Given then then they come with 2 sets.
It makes me wonder how many people have key fobs around the house that would open what are now other peoples cars.