Marc Amsterdam wrote:
> I'm in need for a new pug key, the one with a radio remote
> getting the key is one thing, but how about programming it?
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> Marc
Is it the actual metal part you need, or do you also need the fob part?
Our 306 keys can have the metal 'key' part swapped between fobs. If
you've lost the whole key then that's one thing, but if you've just
damanged/warn/snapped the metal part - it might be easier to just
replace that part.
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Marc Amsterdam - 28 Oct 2005 12:09 GMT
>Marc Amsterdam wrote:
>> I'm in need for a new pug key, the one with a radio remote
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The key has gone dodgy, somethines it works, most of the times it is a
hassle to get the car open , but mor importantly turn of the alarm (
cobra class3 alarm)
it figures the RF part of the key has a its crystal gone of frequentie
so a new one is i think the only option.
also i have only one key with remote plip, the other one has none so
opening the car with that one sets of the alarm and i have to go
through a rather painstaking procedure to turn it of.
I thought it would be as simple as putting the new key in the contact,
press the plip for 10 seconds and your done. But Googling around it
got me confused if that is also the case in programming the remote.
thnx
Marc