patbhoy
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Can anyone tell me how to replace the button pad on my P38 key fob.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers Pat
Thanks in advance.
Cheers Pat
Replacement Button Pad
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Yes, flick the old one out with a pointed item and press the new one in.
patbhoy
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Thanks, job done.
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Is it that easy to replace the push buttons and battery?
No need to reset/re-programme key fob or anything? Only checking as I need to do mine but only got one key and don't have EKA code (note to self find out what it is and how I get it).
No need to reset/re-programme key fob or anything? Only checking as I need to do mine but only got one key and don't have EKA code (note to self find out what it is and how I get it).
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Is it that easy to replace the push buttons and battery?
No need to reset/re-programme key fob or anything? Only checking as I need to do mine but only got one key and don't have EKA code (note to self find out what it is and how I get it).
Get your EKA code before you change the batteries just in case. Local dealers with V5. They will give it you.
Trevt
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Wammers thanks.
Have a wee bag of bits to refurb but was holding off for some reason. Seeing that question made me understand why
Have a wee bag of bits to refurb but was holding off for some reason. Seeing that question made me understand why
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Best to have to code to hand, but if you can change the batteries within a minute, the sync should remain!!
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Wammers thanks.
Have a wee bag of bits to refurb but was holding off for some reason. Seeing that question made me understand why
Changing the buttons can't do any harm. And 9 times out of 10 neither will changing the batteries. But there is always that once when it does not play with you. EKA code is a good thing to have on that occasion.
