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406 HDI Key/Lock Problem

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wally - 02 Dec 2006 13:48 GMT
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Peugeot 406 HDI Key not working - walter plinge  new Thu 30 Nov 06
15:05

Hi,
I have two keys for my 2000 'x' 406 HDI. One of these is a remote key
which works fine, the other a non-remote key.
Locking and Unlocking the car is fine using the remote, but both keys,
when used manually, are getting harder and harder to lock or unlock the
car. Takes a few minutes of 'wiggling' to get the key to turn. Also,
key sometimes turns around and around in lock without engaging
mechanism. This is happening to both doors!
Any advice / clues as to what might be the problem?

Also, I am looking at getting a new (second hand) remote key fob from
ebay which I intend to program to my car. This means that I will have
three keys! Can I replace the metal key part on the remote fob that I
intend to buy with my non-remote metal key. I am getting rather
confused with what I can and can't do with a second hand remote key
fob.

Lastly, I asked my local pug dealership haw much a new remote key would
be and they said £100. I have the original credit card sized card
which I believe has the details on, and I am astounded at how much a
new key is. Does £100 sound right?

Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
W.Lindsay - 02 Dec 2006 20:26 GMT
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Give ALL locks a good dose of WD40 and then, operate repeatedly for a couple
of minutes.
A nice "keep it simple solution" is always best, when available.
Happy motoring,
Wally.

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Peugeot 406 HDI Key not working - walter plinge  new Thu 30 Nov 06
15:05

Hi,
I have two keys for my 2000 'x' 406 HDI. One of these is a remote key
which works fine, the other a non-remote key.
Locking and Unlocking the car is fine using the remote, but both keys,
when used manually, are getting harder and harder to lock or unlock the
car. Takes a few minutes of 'wiggling' to get the key to turn. Also,
key sometimes turns around and around in lock without engaging
mechanism. This is happening to both doors!
Any advice / clues as to what might be the problem?

Also, I am looking at getting a new (second hand) remote key fob from
ebay which I intend to program to my car. This means that I will have
three keys! Can I replace the metal key part on the remote fob that I
intend to buy with my non-remote metal key. I am getting rather
confused with what I can and can't do with a second hand remote key
fob.

Lastly, I asked my local pug dealership haw much a new remote key would
be and they said £100. I have the original credit card sized card
which I believe has the details on, and I am astounded at how much a
new key is. Does £100 sound right?

Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
Chris Hodges - 04 Dec 2006 21:22 GMT
> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
> Give ALL locks a good dose of WD40 and then, operate repeatedly for a couple
> of minutes.
> A nice "keep it simple solution" is always best, when available.
> Happy motoring,
> Wally.

Same prob here, and tried WD40 at the weekend.  Unlocking was stiff and
is now easy, but locking is still so stiff/jammed I'm worried about
breaking something if I try any harder.  Just before this started the
key would occasionally go round and round one way.  The solution then
was to turn it the way you didn't want it to go then back again.

Chris

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