This question has probably been asked a million times but I will play the fool as long as I get this moved along. I am down to one fob on my '97 disco which I bought on Europe, have had it since new and am looking to a replacement fob. The local (Ottawa, Ontario) Landy dealer is asking 371 Canadian $ (271 Euro) for a new fob, which I am required to pay up front and they won't guarantee it will work; but I'm still out the $ if it doesn't. There has to be a smarter, cheaper way to get a new fob programmed. They are also telling me a Diesel Landy (which I have and am probably one of 4 owners of such on the entire North American continent) has a different fob wave length than a Petrol Landy. Anyway, you folks know which direction I can take getting a fob purchased & programmed so I can sleep better as night?

If its an import from eu the frequency WILL be different and chances are you will need a license to use or buy new ones. Best bet is to contact an eu seller. eBay should have some from which ever country you bought it.

Might be worth asking these Land Rover Discovery I Key Fob

Guys - thanks for the advise. Euro models ARE different frequency than those in North America, which I found out. I was able to contact a guy in the UK who sent the programmer along with a new remote. In 30 seconds I had a new remote (along with no changes to the old remote - i.e. it still worked). It is not cheap but the gratification of knowing I have two working remotes vice one, which could fail given it's age, was well worth the price to me. I am not sure if I can post the company from which I got it from but will be more than happy to share it privately in case this issue comes up with anyone else.