Andy Warren

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• Nov 21, 2021

• #1

Hi all, is there enough info on this to programme it my sons D2 please?
If so I'll fit the micro switches & get a new case & blade, many thanks.

 

sierrafery

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• Nov 21, 2021

• #2

That 33852C is enough but only for nanocom, it's the "Key code" , see this

 

Andy Warren

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• Nov 21, 2021

• #3

sierrafery said:

That 33852C is enough but only for nanocom, it's the "Key code" , see this

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Thanks for that, I'll see if my son knows someone with a Nanocom where he lives (160 miles away from me) & if so I'll repair the key & take it down to him.

 

JUKE179r

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• Nov 22, 2021

• #4

Is it me or is that circuit board looking very corroded?

 

Andy Warren

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• Nov 22, 2021

• #5

JUKE179r said:

Is it me or is that circuit board looking very corroded?

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Hi, not sure if it's just dust/fluff, it's from a D2 he sold about 2 yrs ago & this key was mislaid after the micro switch fell off & he couldn't use it.
He's since got another D2 which only has one key so I thought I'd repair this one for him & get it programmed.
I'll give it a clean & see what it's like after that.
Is there anyway you can test to see if it emits a signal (once the micro switch is fitted) before trying to get it programmed ?

 

sierrafery

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• Nov 22, 2021

• #6

Hi, first of all the LED should come on when you push any of the switches, for the signal you need a frequency scanner or nanocom must detect it during the programming process, no other way to see if it really emits or not, auto locksmits who are dealing with fobs should have scanner so if you find a friendly one it's not more than 1 minute job to check