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Title: key fob
Post by: paul_hancox on 24 October 2010, 23:19:32
hello i got 2000-2001 face lift both of the 3 buttons on the keypad have just worn out and sort broke on the circuit board having problems locking and unlocking with the keypad and abit of a pain in the bum when u got ur hands full with the kids so any know where i could get a pair from would be very helpful thanks
Title: Re: key fob
Post by: Welung666 on 24 October 2010, 23:27:06
Have a look for a member here called Martin Imber. He repairs them at a great price and the service is excellent :y
Title: Re: key fob
Post by: skyblue on 24 October 2010, 23:28:36
seen a few on ebay but not sure whats involved tho as im sure they need to be programmed to your car. might be a chase of putting key in ignation and pressing the lock and unlock buttons while its in the ignation
Title: Re: key fob
Post by: RobG on 24 October 2010, 23:29:53
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seen a few on ebay but not sure whats involved tho as im sure they need to be programmed to your car. might be a chase of putting key in ignation and pressing the lock and unlock buttons while its in the ignation
A chat with TechII to programme new fobs
Title: Re: key fob
Post by: skyblue on 24 October 2010, 23:40:28
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seen a few on ebay but not sure whats involved tho as im sure they need to be programmed to your car. might be a chase of putting key in ignation and pressing the lock and unlock buttons while its in the ignation
A chat with TechII to programme new fobs


Might be intrested in getting a spare key  for the daughters Corsa.... would this be able to be done without the  security  doc that we keep hearing about from Vauxhall  ??
Title: Re: key fob
Post by: Welung666 on 24 October 2010, 23:50:50
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seen a few on ebay but not sure whats involved tho as im sure they need to be programmed to your car. might be a chase of putting key in ignation and pressing the lock and unlock buttons while its in the ignation
A chat with TechII to programme new fobs


Might be intrested in getting a spare key  for the daughters Corsa.... would this be able to be done without the  security  doc that we keep hearing about from Vauxhall  ??

No, you will need the car pass to have keys/remotes added.
Title: Re: key fob
Post by: skyblue on 24 October 2010, 23:53:58
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seen a few on ebay but not sure whats involved tho as im sure they need to be programmed to your car. might be a chase of putting key in ignation and pressing the lock and unlock buttons while its in the ignation
A chat with TechII to programme new fobs


Might be intrested in getting a spare key  for the daughters Corsa.... would this be able to be done without the  security  doc that we keep hearing about from Vauxhall  ??

No, you will need the car pass to have keys/remotes added.
Cheers mate.... bloody vaux get you every way possible to get cash out of ya  ;) :)
Title: Re: key fob
Post by: Welung666 on 24 October 2010, 23:57:25
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seen a few on ebay but not sure whats involved tho as im sure they need to be programmed to your car. might be a chase of putting key in ignation and pressing the lock and unlock buttons while its in the ignation
A chat with TechII to programme new fobs


Might be intrested in getting a spare key  for the daughters Corsa.... would this be able to be done without the  security  doc that we keep hearing about from Vauxhall  ??

No, you will need the car pass to have keys/remotes added.
Cheers mate.... bloody vaux get you every way possible to get cash out of ya  ;) :)

Shop around, car passes can be picked up for around £25 at some stealers ;) :y
Title: Re: key fob
Post by: skyblue on 25 October 2010, 00:02:02
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seen a few on ebay but not sure whats involved tho as im sure they need to be programmed to your car. might be a chase of putting key in ignation and pressing the lock and unlock buttons while its in the ignation
A chat with TechII to programme new fobs


Might be intrested in getting a spare key  for the daughters Corsa.... would this be able to be done without the  security  doc that we keep hearing about from Vauxhall  ??

No, you will need the car pass to have keys/remotes added.
Cheers mate.... bloody vaux get you every way possible to get cash out of ya  ;) :)

Shop around, car passes can be picked up for around £25 at some stealers ;) :y


 Thats what I paid for mine but the daughter will expect dad to pay for it  so Im trying to cut a few corners with the cost of getting a  a spare key for her corsa  ;) ;D ;D
Title: Re: key fob
Post by: dad1uk on 25 October 2010, 05:16:46
Contact Martin, I'm sure if the keyfob is repairable then he can help.

http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?action=viewprofile;username=45697A7C61665739313E3A080
Title: Re: key fob
Post by: TheBoy on 25 October 2010, 09:32:29
Martin Imber will replace the 3 switches for around a tenner. Not sure if he replaces the battery at same time, but believe he ensures that the battery holder is good.

I do not believe he changes the rubber front, so I would buy one of these (about £5 delivered from egay), and send that to him as well.

Title: Re: key fob
Post by: TheBoy on 25 October 2010, 09:37:30
Carpasses are between £15 and £50 + VAT, depending on dealer.

A 3 button fob for an alarmed facelift costs £27+VAT (earlier this year) - so don't buy them from that egay seller charging £60 for them!!!)

To program a 'new' (either brand new, or 2nd hand one that has never been programmed to your car before) requires the security code from the carpass, and a tech2.


*Vaux-com (and presumably "My Naff Code Reader", although they were never released in the UK) does sometimes make a mess of programming keys, and I would choose another tool to do it, even if it means going to dealer, walking around back of workshop, and giving one of the mechanics a bung ;)
Title: Re: key fob
Post by: markm730 on 25 October 2010, 16:39:36
hi,
just had mine done last week by Martin Imber.
does a good job, charged me £11 inc postage and turned it round in 4 days. cant say fairer than that!!
mark
Title: Re: key fob
Post by: markm730 on 25 October 2010, 16:42:55
just to add,
i got a new key fob to replace the knackered 1 from fleebay for £5 inc p+p. mine was the 3 button 1 aswell
Title: Re: key fob
Post by: Kevin Wood on 25 October 2010, 17:09:37
Beware that there are at least 3 different types of 3 button key available, they are not that easy to identify, especially if they have been fitted into new cases so the markings can't be relied upon. With this in mind it's a better bet to buy new from a dealer, IMHO.

You could quite easily end up paying twice, or more, if buying on Ebay.

Kevin