damn lolthought it was too good to be true.
The fob throws out a unique code matched to your particular BECM, it cannot be reprogrammed. There is a company that claim to be able to clone them though.
I doubt that, i know someone put a link up to a company who claim to be able to read your fob code and clone a new one. How good they are i don't know. Don't think there is a key involved it's just a fob you get.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
It didn't work reliably.
Wiganerdan
New Member
Just as a matter of interest, there is someone on Fleabay selling brand new genuine remotes, less key blades but still with the barcode stickers on. Can one of the BECM geniuses on here use the numbers on that sticker to program those remotes into a BECM?
StuckAgainSteve
Well-Known Member
I was told there's only one bloke left at Land Rover who can do P38 keys - if he goes on holiday keys stop being programmed!
Chrisfrain2007
Active Member
I was under the impression LR order a uniquely made key for your car from HUF in Germany, which is why u have to wait 2 weeks
sas1810
New Member
well just for a laugh, my mate gave me his key today.
now dont ask me why or how, but i had a scrap key with mine, changed the blade over, new batteries and buttons, opened the car, put it in the ignition and......................
IT STARTED!!!!!!
it now locks on the buttons, and i have a number 1 key again to superlock it.
now dont ask me why or how, but i had a scrap key with mine, changed the blade over, new batteries and buttons, opened the car, put it in the ignition and......................
IT STARTED!!!!!!
it now locks on the buttons, and i have a number 1 key again to superlock it.
StuckAgainSteve
Well-Known Member
Seems to be a few stories going around, I heard (from a senior LR tech) that the key system is on an old obsolete computer system writing to a bespoke system for writing the chips and one one chap knows how to use it!
