Disco 2 Need new fob, what are my options
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sierrafery
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There is no such thing as "immobiliser chip", to synk a second hand fob you need nanocom unless it has the long code supplied with it which is quite unlikely as that code is delivered only with new fobs and people rarely save it, hawkeye can't program fobs based on the short code
for hawkeye you need the long code from the top of the attached pic which contains the short code(circled in red) necessary for nanocom which is on the sticker inside the fob
the other not very cheap but working way for UK customers is this https://www.remotekey.co.uk/shop/la...overy-ii-discovery-series-2-1999-to-2006-key/
for hawkeye you need the long code from the top of the attached pic which contains the short code(circled in red) necessary for nanocom which is on the sticker inside the fob
the other not very cheap but working way for UK customers is this https://www.remotekey.co.uk/shop/la...overy-ii-discovery-series-2-1999-to-2006-key/
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sierrafery
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If the switches were replaced in a fob which worked before and the led on the fob reacts to commands that fob must work without any programming if there is no other issue with it and the RF receiver is good, if you have only one fob and it fails to work while it's led is reacting the first suspect is the RF receiver, that's plug and play
sierrafery
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Sorry but my english is not good enough or my IQ is too low to understand your cryptic replies which are making no sense for me... 
Oh sorry. Those switches are common 4.5Newton switches, i used to repair fobs for owners groups, done hundreds.Sorry but my english is not good enough or my IQ is too low to understand your cryptic replies which are making no sense for me...
So if i can't fix them, new fob time.
They all in Europe use 433920hz of khz not sure which.
A radio scanner will pick it up.
Btw language not IQ, you are not stupid , we forget English is not your first language
Jayridium
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Dude, it's not you, it's us... Your knowledge and english are exceptionally good. You are in my opinion one of the most knowledgeable people, if not the leading expert on Discovery 2 electronics. So there's no way it's your IQ, as MJI said:Sorry but my english is not good enough or my IQ is too low to understand your cryptic replies which are making no sense for me...
Just bought from here
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LAND ROVER DISCOVERY II DISCOVERY SERIES 2 1999 TO 2004 VALEO KEY (including DIY Programmer UK version)
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steve24v
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Bit late now, but if you have key cover included on your insurance you could have got them to do it. I lost my key couple years ago and went through insurance, took about a week for the aa to come out to cut and program a new valeo fob.Just bought from here
LAND ROVER DISCOVERY II DISCOVERY SERIES 2 1999 TO 2004 VALEO KEY (including DIY Programmer UK version)
Land Rover Discovery series 2 key Land Rover Discovery II replacment keys Land Rover Discovery 2 key programming Broken replacement key disco 2
