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karlsgirl
5th April 2009, 01:38 PM
hi dose any one know where i can ger remote buttons for a 2000 dico landy my ones are worn i have looked on e bay i need the remote that is the shape of a egg with the key out the end not the rectangle one also dose any one knoe whay goes into the back middle seat as mine is missing some thing looks like may bey it takes a cup holder or some thing didnt have ant thing on it when we broght it thanks :)
karlsgirl
2nd May 2009, 04:27 PM
any one know where ican get buttons:)
DEFENDERZOOK
2nd May 2009, 05:00 PM
where abouts are you.....?
try one of the parts suppliers advertised at the top of each page here......
even if they are not in your city....im sure they can ship one to you.......
or at least tell you where to get one from.......
DiscoStew
2nd May 2009, 07:00 PM
Are you looking for the small button in the middle of the remote or are you after an entire new remote?
It is a common problem that the unlock button wears out and AFAIK there is no replacement part for that, you need to get the whole remote replaced. The guys at MR Auto (near Brisbane) are pretty straight up with their customers and have yet to find a cheap solution so I am pretty sure there is not one. They are trying to find someone who will make the plastic casing for them but no luck there.
Going by the heaps of calls I made around Brisbane most LR mechanics keep one in stock and charge about $400 to supply and change over for you. They re-use the actual key in the new key fob.
DEFENDERZOOK
2nd May 2009, 07:15 PM
a cheap solution.......not the prettiest.....is to pick out the remains of the the rubber.....
this will expose the switch......
now cut a piece of glad wrap or similar and drop it into the hole to cover the button......then fill the hole with silicone and let it cure overnight......
(the glad wrap is to stop the sealant from sticking to the button and circuit board......it should stick to the sides of the hole only........)
this is soft enough to flex and press the button like the original rubber did.......
on a black remote......use black silastic so it doesnt stand out.......
all you need is the smallest tube available.......which will also be the cheapest.........
a $5 tube of sealant is a lot cheaper than $400 replacement......and will work just as well......
karlsgirl
15th May 2009, 08:13 PM
where abouts are you.....?
try one of the parts suppliers advertised at the top of each page here......
even if they are not in your city....im sure they can ship one to you.......
or at least tell you where to get one from.......
hi i have tried all around i am in wallan victoria all i need is the buttons the remote works fine
karlsgirl
15th May 2009, 08:15 PM
Are you looking for the small button in the middle of the remote or are you after an entire new remote?
It is a common problem that the unlock button wears out and AFAIK there is no replacement part for that, you need to get the whole remote replaced. The guys at MR Auto (near Brisbane) are pretty straight up with their customers and have yet to find a cheap solution so I am pretty sure there is not one. They are trying to find someone who will make the plastic casing for them but no luck there.
Going by the heaps of calls I made around Brisbane most LR mechanics keep one in stock and charge about $400 to supply and change over for you. They re-use the actual key in the new key fob.
yeah i am after just the buttons trying to save a few $$$ would be good if some one made the buttons thay make them for all other cars thanks any way:)
karlsgirl
15th May 2009, 08:16 PM
a cheap solution.......not the prettiest.....is to pick out the remains of the the rubber.....
this will expose the switch......
now cut a piece of glad wrap or similar and drop it into the hole to cover the button......then fill the hole with silicone and let it cure overnight......
(the glad wrap is to stop the sealant from sticking to the button and circuit board......it should stick to the sides of the hole only........)
this is soft enough to flex and press the button like the original rubber did.......
on a black remote......use black silastic so it doesnt stand out.......
all you need is the smallest tube available.......which will also be the cheapest.........
a $5 tube of sealant is a lot cheaper than $400 replacement......and will work just as well......
thanks but knowing me i would get it everywhere and end up needing a whole new remote :angel:
Johnsy
16th May 2009, 03:20 PM
Hi Karlsgirl,
Try eBay, I just picked up a key from the UK for AU$20 plus postage, my remote did the same as yours with the buttons secumbed to the Mrs long fingernails!!!
The changover process is a bit fiddly but if you are carefull the guts and the key come out fairly easily and can be transferred into the other case.
I saw the gladwrap and silastic idea but thought I would give this a go in the meantime.
Johnsy
onlyrover
10th November 2009, 10:31 AM
HI guys this info may help some of you. DON'T BUY NEW KEY !. I found the way of fixing my aged remote. my buttons were almost non existant after years of digging with finger nails into it. I got this replacement pad from polmex site that looks like number eight. not hard to fit if you follow instruction. I SAVED $200 and I am so excited. I have buttons FINALLY!!!
cheers:D
Pedro_The_Swift
10th November 2009, 10:35 AM
PICS please,,:D
also what polymex site?
onlyrover
10th November 2009, 10:41 AM
what are PICS?
also not plymex but web site of company called polmex.
ozzytourer
10th November 2009, 02:22 PM
HI,
Here is the website for the replacement buttons, seems to be a pretty straight forward procedure and a lot cheaper than a new remote. Only $33 for D2 one.
http://www.polmex.com.au/
cheers
Craig
Fluids
10th November 2009, 04:37 PM
Cool ! :)
Thanks for that!
crossy999
10th November 2009, 07:42 PM
Very similar product (same?) as polmex on ebay.au, type this into your ebay search:
Land Rover Discovery 2 Remote Key SILICONE BUTTONS PAD
gingz
10th November 2009, 08:21 PM
have a look on ebay.....
Land Rover Discovery 2 Remote Key SILICONE BUTTONS PAD - eBay Keyless Entry Remote, Safety, Security, Car Parts, Accessories, Cars, Bikes, Boats. (end time 20-Nov-09 13:22:18 AEDST) (http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Land-Rover-Discovery-2-Remote-Key-SILICONE-BUTTONS-PAD_W0QQitemZ200404323282QQcmdZViewItemQQptZAU_Car _Parts_Accessories?hash=item2ea9074bd2)
Stewie
10th November 2009, 08:29 PM
hi dose any one know where i can ger remote buttons for a 2000 dico landy my ones are worn i have looked on e bay i need the remote that is the shape of a egg with the key out the end not the rectangle one also dose any one knoe whay goes into the back middle seat as mine is missing some thing looks like may bey it takes a cup holder or some thing didnt have ant thing on it when we broght it thanks :)
You could try Triumph Rover Spares in Adelaide.
Pedro_The_Swift
12th November 2009, 09:24 AM
what are PICS?
also not plymex but web site of company called polmex.
This is a PIC,,,
[of a NON ACE D2a,, snickersnicker]
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2009/11/816.jpg
and the only golden rule of this place is-----
It never happened without 'em!
;):D
Basil135
12th November 2009, 11:12 AM
There is one in every crowd - hey Pedro??? ;)
ozzytourer
12th November 2009, 12:24 PM
Very similar product (same?) as polmex on ebay.au, type this into your ebay search:
Land Rover Discovery 2 Remote Key SILICONE BUTTONS PAD
They are from the same company just $4 dearer if you buy from Feebay, guess its to cover the listing fees.
cheers
Craig
ozzytourer
20th November 2009, 02:11 PM
Hi,
Just thought I would let you know that I bought a replacement remote pad from www.polmex.com.au and they work really well.
Just follow the instructions available from there website and it takes 2mins, only thing is that you loose the shiny front on the remote. But to save a fair bit of money who cares.
Now to go and order another one for the spare key.;)
cheers
Craig
Wodnee
26th November 2009, 03:02 PM
Yep, just did both my keys for $70.
Works a treat & much better than fishing on flea-bay for solutions or keys that require reprogramming.
Quick question though: Is there any particular process to replace the battery or is it a straight pop one out / pop new one in?
ozzytourer
26th November 2009, 07:13 PM
HI, I did the battery at the same time and going by the manual there is no special procedure required just pop it out and pop a new one in.
cheers
Craig
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