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Duncan wrote:Yes, but the dealers have to order the keys from Germany too, so how does that help? The dealers use a T4 for setting up the key, but it still has to be preprogrammed for the transponder chip.
What data does he program into the transponder in the keys? Does he copy it from one of your other keys? If so they will both work for a short time, but with the rolling code, the transponder for the immobiliser in one will stop working if you use the other a few times.
I'm not saying it's impossible to program a new key, but copying another key doesn't work, for the immobiliser transponder part of it.
Dallas wrote:I know exactly what you mean when you talk of trying to find a locksmith that is confident enough to cut these type of key-blade's, everyone I went to did not want to do the job as for destroying the key-blade.
Finally I found one which was recommended by the other locksmiths, I think the guy's name is John but they are in Ferndown in Dorset.....
http://wellheeledferndown.co.uk/index.php he knew exactly what to do and had the right machine to do it.
I had 2 new blades cut and they worked first time (no cutting through the key and no miss-shaped cut) the guy is a genius. give em a call!
Cost was only £7.50 each blade.
They also do a re-programing for £70.00.
takestock wrote:Never mind all this talk of keys, DID I HEAR YOU ARE CHANGING JOBs, does that mean no paint jobs
takestock wrote:What about my new years resolution . bit selfish of you looking after yourself and not us members that may or may not want some dents sorting (before the fathers day meet) . Seriously though, good luck with the job