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GDM

Active Member

• Aug 10, 2014

• #1

What's the easiest and cheapest way of getting a spare key, with remote, for our 2000 TD5?

 

discool

Well-Known Member

• Aug 10, 2014

• #2

Easiest, means going to your local LR main dealer and purchasing one from them complete, job done.
Cheapest, means getting a key blank and getting it cut then getting a second hand fob and getting that programmed.

 

Landmark2

Well-Known Member

• Aug 10, 2014

• #3

Hi,
Try this guy
Discovery 2 Parts
Quality Used and New Parts & Accessories

Call Paul on
01206 211623 - office
07828 278465
07760 955966
07742 839393

Griff

 

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GDM

Active Member

• Aug 10, 2014

• #4

Thanks guys. What is needed to programme it to the car?

 

discool

Well-Known Member

• Aug 10, 2014

• #5

GDM said:

Thanks guys. What is needed to programme it to the car?

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The fob has a code, we'll the EPROM chip does, you will need that to be attached, no code the fob is just scrap, as well if your lucky the code also in bar code form as some programmers have bar code readers.

 

thebiglad

Well-Known Member

• Aug 11, 2014

• #6

GDM said:

Thanks guys. What is needed to programme it to the car?

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It depends on whether the key fob is brand new or not.

Brand new - comes with bar code and you can use Nano Evo or Hawkeye to program the key to the car;

Second-hand - you need a Nano Evo to program the key fob to the car if the bar code is not available.

Hope that helps,

Dave

 

robint

Well-Known Member

• Aug 11, 2014

• #7

i just had a blank key cut without the fob it does work but cant immobilise the vehicle a nanocom will reprograme the new fob as you have to push the button so its picks up the signal

 

sierrafery

Well-Known Member

• Aug 11, 2014

• #8

or you can plug in the tester and do that http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f8/recommendation-d2-owners-184078.html... then you dont even need a fob

as a matter of fact it's possible to programm used keys with hawkeye too converting the short code from the circuit board to the long code with this https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...QURxY3JLM1gzdTljN2JBaVNSanc&usp=sharing#gid=0

 

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GDM

Active Member

• Aug 11, 2014

• #9

Thanks chaps.

There are new ones on e-bay for about £35-00, so I think I will go for one of those and then try to find a friendly Discovery owner with Nanocom to program it.

 

sierrafery

Well-Known Member

• Aug 12, 2014

• #10

new for £35

 

thebiglad

Well-Known Member

• Aug 12, 2014

• #11

GDM said:

Thanks chaps.

There are new ones on e-bay for about £35-00, so I think I will go for one of those and then try to find a friendly Discovery owner with Nanocom to program it.

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Hi there, can you provide an Ebay link to these? I've just had a look but couldn't find any.

 

gemsdad

NOT BOTHERED.

• Aug 12, 2014

• #12

thebiglad said:

Hi there, can you provide an Ebay link to these? I've just had a look but couldn't find any.

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Hi B L.
I saw this key on ebay as well the other day,tried looking for it again for you,but no luck finding it,sorry bud.

 

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GDM

Active Member

• Aug 12, 2014

• #13

thebiglad said:

Hi there, can you provide an Ebay link to these? I've just had a look but couldn't find any.

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Sorry, my mistake. Just looked at it again and they are a new case and blade with a used remote circuit board fitted inside. However, I guess one will do the job.

 

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eightinavee

Well-Known Member

• Aug 21, 2014

• #14

sierrafery said:

or you can plug in the tester and do that http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f8/recommendation-d2-owners-184078.html... then you dont even need a fob

as a matter of fact it's possible to programm used keys with hawkeye too converting the short code from the circuit board to the long code with this https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...QURxY3JLM1gzdTljN2JBaVNSanc&usp=sharing#gid=0

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Has anyone had a go at converting these codes ?