John77
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My Ignition key will not lock or unlock any doors today. I have put new batteries in, but nothing. anything else that I can do. Can you easilly pull out the circuit board?
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Hi,
Circuit board can be removed but be careful as the infa-red sensor is on the very end and is very flimsy.
I did this and managed to snap it off and had to have a new key coded !!
Do you have a spare key and does this still work?
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Yes, you can get it out carefully - looking at your pick I expect water damage on the circuit board where the plastic has cracked
Hi no, only one key.
By this you mean that you had to buy a brand new key. Can you use a second hand one from another car and have it coded? Was that expensive?
Didn’t need to buy a new key. Had someone come round and code a new key whilst I waited and supplied the new key. It was the better stainless steel key aswell.
Cost £150 and was still working a year later when I sold the car.
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Not as expensive as I thought. Are they nation wide?
No you can't use a key that's been coded to another car.By this you mean that you had to buy a brand new key. Can you use a second hand one from another car and have it coded? Was that expensive?
Thank you, all back to normal now, but what I meant was can a key from another car be recoded for yours?No you can't use a key that's been coded to another car.
Thank you, all back to normal now, but what I meant was can a key from another car be recoded for yours?
Keys can only be coded once. You cannot recode to a different car.Thank you, all back to normal now, but what I meant was can a key from another car be recoded for yours?
Keys can only be coded once. You cannot recode to a different car.
Yes, if you break or lose your key...Quite lucrative for MB then ......
Yes, if you break or lose your key...
Although I’d rather have it that way than anyone easily recoding a key and taking my car away...
Yes, if you break or lose your key...
Although I’d rather have it that way than anyone easily recoding a key and taking my car away...
Yes, but that’s been superseded now. The newer keys disconnect. There will be a new scam though, there always is.you don't even need a key if you have keyless entry/ignition