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coolum
23rd June 2012, 02:17 PM
Can anyone tell me what the cost of a new Key remote would cost ...
supplied and configured to the vehicle.
Thanks - for any info you may have !

Glynhouse
23rd June 2012, 02:53 PM
D3 or 4 . Very different keys
Was quoted $7-800 for a D3 but then we found the old one !

DD

coolum
23rd June 2012, 05:04 PM
really that much? I would have thought that half that would be high price.

Oh well ?

What about one cut to go surfing = no electrics?

anyone?

Disco4SE
23rd June 2012, 05:15 PM
really that much? I would have thought that half that would be high price.

Oh well ?

What about one cut to go surfing = no electrics?

anyone?
Those days have gone where you can tuck the key into the wetty and go for a surf.

Cheers, Craig

sniegy
23rd June 2012, 07:04 PM
The key cut & programmed to the vehicle is between $400-$500 depending where you go.
If you order through a dealer then it is a UK VIN order only.
You can get a blade only cut as some locksmiths will & can do it, but are few & far between. This means removing the door cap on the passenger side to get in find remote & turn off alarm!

Cheers

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CaverD3
23rd June 2012, 07:46 PM
hat about one cut to go surfing = no electrics

D3 one is waterproof to 30m. :D

coolum
24th June 2012, 07:49 AM
D3 one is waterproof to 30m. :D

Sorry, but is this a fact, or fantasy, not that it would fit in the wetsuit anyway.

I know its multi function and I know the battery is charged when in the ignition but i cant see it going swimming.

Thanks for all the other information - everyone

Scouse
24th June 2012, 09:25 AM
It was promoted as such by Land Rover but I wouldn't like to put it to the test.

Robocop
24th June 2012, 11:37 AM
I'm laughing at this thread with experience, yesterday my 14 month old son had hold of my keys when I was taking the shopping in. I heard a splash & the keys went into the dogs water bowl. They would've been in there for about 30 sec, wiped them off & it works fine.

Rob ;-)

bbyer
24th June 2012, 12:25 PM
Can anyone tell me what the cost of a new Key remote would cost ... supplied and configured to the vehicle. Thanks - for any info you may have !
In July 2011, my LR dealer ordered me per the part number above for my LR3, a factory cut to serial number, key blade only, (no key fob).

When the cut key blade arrived from the UK, my dealer then gave me a non working old LR3 key fob into which I inserted the new cut key blade. I now have same wrapped in a plastic bag and located under the 3 so I can get access via the hidden key hole should I lock my working key fob assembly inside.

In other words, yes, you can create a "swimming key" that can at least mechanically get you into your 3. Cost for the cut key blade shipped from the UK via Land Rover Parts was $CDN 41.77 plus taxes and included cutting in the UK.

From date of order, it took about six weeks to actually receive the cut key blade. I then had to prove I still owned my 3 before they would turn the prepaid cut blank over to me.

I suggest that you order the blade factory cut as if you believe the stories, the factory blank is of a harder metal than is common and hence local locksmiths often cannot properly cut the metal.

CaverD3
24th June 2012, 01:37 PM
Sorry, but is this a fact, or fantasy, not that it would fit in the wetsuit anyway.

I know its multi function and I know the battery is charged when in the ignition but i cant see it going swimming.

It is fact. I have taken mine caving and swimming. the danger is not so much it being affected by the water but the risk of loosing it....and it is not nice inside a wet suit.


It was promoted as such by Land Rover but I wouldn't like to put it to the test.

I have tested it but one of mine now has worn buttons and wouldn't be waterproof. A bit like buying a waterproof watch and not swimming with it. If still under warranty it would be replaced if it leaked.

coolum
24th June 2012, 01:50 PM
... very informative and answers all questions I have had on this?

TY



It is fact. I have taken mine caving and swimming. the danger is not so much it being affected by the water but the risk of loosing it....and it is not nice inside a wet suit.

Risky in the surf (and in boardies) I would imagine also


I have tested it but one of mine now has worn buttons and wouldn't be waterproof. A bit like buying a waterproof watch and not swimming with it. If still under warranty it would be replaced if it leaked.

If only 1 set .... it would be a pain waiting an eon for the replacement to arrive (on the back of seaturtles) from the UK!

Thanks all