rip off key fob

hi my discovery key fob is knackered it only the plastic push bit that has a hole in (wifes nails) everywhere i try suck air thru their teeth and tell me it will be a new key plus programming about £130 sod that does anyone know where i can get just the fob from ta

what discovery?

td5 2001

Is it the 2 button type - one button says Land Rover and one has a picture of a key on it - if so best to keep an eye on Ebay and buy a 2nd hand one.

I've got a spare one that I keep for such occasions

Get hold of a company in Manchester called tech-tronics. They do replacements for about £40.00

Bob

Have a look at this on eBay -

Land Rover Discovery 2 Remote Key Fob Button Repair Pad



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cheers been on site waiting for them to get back to me

pegassus said:

cheers been on site waiting for them to get back to me

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If it's the fob on its a standard 2 button fob rather than the key with built in fob, just by a cheapy ebay one or a refurb kit off ebay and put your fobs gubbins in the new case. It'll only cost you about £5 then.

I have a new genuine one on ebay if you are interested...

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disco_mikey said:

I have a new genuine one on ebay if you are interested...

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I'm watching that one

Disco Mikey,

I've got a Hawkeye, which requires the full alpha/numeric code from the barcode on the tag, to enable a key to be programmed to the vehicle.

The Nanocom can program a key from the 6 digit code on the chip.

I don't have the tags with any of my keys or SLS Remote and only two of the keys are programmed to my vehicle

I would like to try and work out the relationship between the 6 digit chip code and the barcode alpha/numeric code.

Would you be kind enough to PM me the 6 digit code from the chip and confirm the barcode from the tag (I can just read it from the picture in your listing) so that I can try and work out the relationship between the two and, hopefully, arrive at a way of generating the long code from the short code.

This would not compromise the security of the key you're selling, although I would understand if you are reluctant to do this.

If I could work out the relationship (if any) between the codes, I would post it on all the forums, as this is something lots of people would find very useful with 2nd hand keys or where the tags have been lost or, as in my case, not included with a 2nd hand vehicle.

Thanks,

Paul.

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