JUKE179r
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Dropped it in the sea, sea? Dude that s*cks...
Help I drop the one and only key for my P38 in the sea
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https://www.facebook.com/groups/306922103120451/
Les Edwards is admin and has recently posted this: I have just finished installing our latest equipment and software.
WE CAN NOW OFFER DIRECT REPLACEMENT P38 kEYS EVEN IF YOU HAVE LOST ALL HOPE AND EVERY KEY YOU HAD. WE HAVE BEEN ASKED SO MANY TIMES TO MAKE A KEY DUE TO THE ORIGINAL BEING LOST WE HAVE TOTALLY MADE IT POSSIBLE.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/306922103120451/
Les Edwards is admin and has recently posted this: I have just finished installing our latest equipment and software.
WE CAN NOW OFFER DIRECT REPLACEMENT P38 kEYS EVEN IF YOU HAVE LOST ALL HOPE AND EVERY KEY YOU HAD. WE HAVE BEEN ASKED SO MANY TIMES TO MAKE A KEY DUE TO THE ORIGINAL BEING LOST WE HAVE TOTALLY MADE IT POSSIBLE.
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Here is what it says on a web-site pointed to by that Farce-Crook link.
https://www.crnw.co.uk/store.html#!/products/range-rover-p38-original-flip-key-433mhz-used
https://www.crnw.co.uk/store.html#!/products/range-rover-p38-original-flip-key-433mhz-used
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So it's a con, it's not possible to self program the P38 FOB, nor as far as I know can the chip be reprogrammed by anyone else. In any case the code for any particular car would need to be known and if the owner has no FOB where would the code come from? HUF who make the FOB have the records.
According to Les, they've spent a fortune on coding equipment and many happy customers. The only fly in the ointment is they are not flip keys, just standard bladed like Discovery or some such.
He works with AA as well. I asked a while back as I have AA key cover...
Anyway, he's a member (admin) of the Range Rover P38 BeCM facebook forum.
He works with AA as well. I asked a while back as I have AA key cover...
Anyway, he's a member (admin) of the Range Rover P38 BeCM facebook forum.
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If that's kosher I'd really like a spare key for mine.
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Sorry, switched between terms there as it comes as a single unit.
No, you can have any key (1,2,3 or 4) you want but if you have 2 of the same number then they will knock each other out of sync. If the number has rubbed off the back you can work it out if you have memory seats.
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I'm not so sure about that. I'm pretty sure @MrSporty can clone fobs. I suspect he can intercept the rf signal and tell if it is key 1,2,3 or 4 too. If he knows that and knows how it is stored in the BECM he can probably work out how to program a keyfob. After that it is a case of whether it is one write only or not so new chip or not.
Yes I can clone and decode fobs. I'm currently finalising a self programmable flip fob that looks exactly like the original. You program it by holding down the buttons in a certain sequence then pressing each of the 9 digits of your vehicles fob code in turn. It also supports forced syncing where once programmed with your vehicles fob code , you set it to force mode and it keeps sending rolling codes until the locks start to cycle .. so no messing around with drivers door locks or barrel rings.
Ill post up a wee video when I get the daylight
Ill post up a wee video when I get the daylight
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I don't lock the POS..
No one in their right mind would steal one..
No one in their right mind would steal one..
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POS = plenty of stuff?
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I sent my FOB away to be fixed, what was done was the chip from my dead FOB was transferred to a working board. However it still does not work.I've got 2 keys, one the fob works, the other is stone dead. Good news is it locks/unlocks with the blade...
So, who's cheapest to fix my dead fob then?
Fight, fight, fight
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I think he takes the chip from your dead FOB and puts it into a working board.
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It's interesting, but it seems to replace an existing working or partially working FOB, no information on whether it can be set as FOB #1,#2 or #3.
So I have one working FOB and I know the number, what I would like is a second working FOB with a different number.
I like the format of the key/FOB though, never liked the oversized P38 FOB.
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I by chance saw the PO that had found second key/fob for my p38. Got the fob working but it’s not much use with the rf disconnected.
My 2nd key operates the central locking and alarm, drivers door no problems but won’t turn in ignition?!? Looks exactly the same as one that does and is the genuine key(s) for it
My 2nd key operates the central locking and alarm, drivers door no problems but won’t turn in ignition?!? Looks exactly the same as one that does and is the genuine key(s) for it
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