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So, my remote locking key fob was f*cked. Got a quote for repair/replacement and they said it would need a new chip and that'd need to be programmed. All to the tune of £280. f*ck that, i didn't pay that much for the car. Time to improvise.
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Still no remote central locking, but i don't really mind now i'm used to having to put the key in every time.
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so, uhh, where did you put the immob chip?
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I didn't. I decided to just go without. Only reason i did this is instead of buying a new case for the brokey key fob cause the whole thing was pretty shit condition...
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Its a phase 1, will most likely be keypad immob lol.
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Oh, yeah.. my bad, it is a keypad... i thought you meant the chip for remote central locking lol
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That's amazing they were going to 'reprogram' an I.R central locking fob.
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Don't ask me, i took the key into a peugeot dealership and that's what they said
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So was it just a broken case? If so you can buy replacements on ebay cheap. Does look awesome though lol
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Timpsons Shoe shops on the high streets can make a key with a chip in it for £40. Either take your existing key in, they can read the chip and copy it or take in the key card often found in the car's service history book and they can make a new key from that.
£280 for a key? No.
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I love it haha
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I got quoted about £200 by the dealer for a new PH3 RF key programmed. Obviously I declined! Just crazy prices.
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phase 1 . . buy a second hand fob from ebay for about a tenner, program it yourself, use it . . .job done . . 
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Any guides for programming myself?
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(19-04-2014, 03:42 PM)SteveMcs Wrote: Any guides for programming myself?
probably, or i can tell you . .  , you need 2 keys, so get one cut at key cutters, put shitty key in ignition, turn to accessory, point fob at receiver and press and hold button until light on fob goes out, (doors must be shut, forgot that) then that should be it, you may have to do all this within 60 secs of unlocking vehicle if i remember correctly . .
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Thank you! Looks like im dismantling my screwdriver
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You done need 2 keys, you need to take the key blade out so you can use them separately
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Anyone help out and tell me if this one will do the trick? looks right, but number on the chip is different? :S http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Peugeot-106-20...3a8f218487
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Youll more than likely need a 2 button remote
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(19-04-2014, 06:37 PM)Connor Wrote: You done need 2 keys, you need to take the key blade out so you can use them separately
100% right dude nice one . . . . .i'm a little high right now . .
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what about earlier? 
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(19-04-2014, 09:09 PM)Connor Wrote: Youll more than likely need a 2 button remote
I don't think so, my immobilizer is key code and i don't have an alarm or anything so only button would be for central locking
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(19-04-2014, 09:37 PM)SteveMcs Wrote: (19-04-2014, 09:09 PM)Connor Wrote: Youll more than likely need a 2 button remote
I don't think so, my immobilizer is key code and i don't have an alarm or anything so only button would be for central locking
second button is to deadlock the car . . .
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2 button key with ir a lot sold on eBay I've seen. Just replace transponder and key blade from old key with new ir gubbins follow ir resync procedure and done. 2 button small for unlock and big button for lock/deadlock
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i have loads of these fobs if you want one drop me a pm
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That is just awesome - very innovative!
However I just took mine into Timpsons on the high street.....
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(20-04-2014, 11:47 AM)Razorback_Rob Wrote: 2 button key with ir a lot sold on eBay I've seen. Just replace transponder and key blade from old key with new ir gubbins follow ir resync procedure and done. 2 button small for unlock and big button for lock/deadlock
there is no transponder on phase 1 fella . .
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(20-04-2014, 12:15 PM)Mattcheese31 Wrote: there is no transponder on phase 1 fella . .
My bad thought was phase 2.
But yeah same as before without transponder then :p
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(20-04-2014, 12:16 PM)Razorback_Rob Wrote: (20-04-2014, 12:15 PM)Mattcheese31 Wrote: there is no transponder on phase 1 fella . .
My bad thought was phase 2. it's a good point if anyone is doing it with a phase 2 onwards, the transponder chip can be easily missed if you don't know it's there . .
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(20-04-2014, 12:18 PM)Mattcheese31 Wrote: (20-04-2014, 12:16 PM)Razorback_Rob Wrote: (20-04-2014, 12:15 PM)Mattcheese31 Wrote: there is no transponder on phase 1 fella . .
My bad thought was phase 2. it's a good point if anyone is doing it with a phase 2 onwards, the transponder chip can be easily missed if you don't know it's there . .
I knew a lad who just had had his transponder glued next to his ignition barrel because he split the case and made a very close key mod as the screwdriver one :p worked just fine :L
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