Thread: Chinese are getting better at copying

After seeing how easy the key is to remove from the fob and having one stuck in the ignition barrel with fob in hand, I decided to use araldite and glue the key into the fob.
Don't know what stupid reason LR had for making such a shallow holding for the metal key.

Originally Posted by LOVEMYRANGIE

So where do we get a correct frequency blank circuit board from now.....???

I have a key blade on the way, will order a new body, just the crucial component remains to be found.

Andrew

Using Capitals, the difference between helping your Uncle Jack off a horse or helping your uncle jack off a horse...

If you find that ( at a price that is reasonable ) please you have to let me know

Originally Posted by It'sNotWorthComplaining!

After seeing how easy the key is to remove from the fob and having one stuck in the ignition barrel with fob in hand, I decided to use araldite and glue the key into the fob.
Don't know what stupid reason LR had for making such a shallow holding for the metal key.

I used super glue lasts about 12 months before re applying

Originally Posted by It'sNotWorthComplaining!

After seeing how easy the key is to remove from the fob and having one stuck in the ignition barrel with fob in hand, I decided to use araldite and glue the key into the fob.
Don't know what stupid reason LR had for making such a shallow holding for the metal key.

Thought the idea was that it deliberately put in a weak point to break the key without 'breaking' the key off....

James

Originally Posted by Bundalene

I have just ordered some of these, didn't realise they were Chinese. Who's to say Valeo don't have them made in China anyhow and what is being sold are originals?


Land Rover Discovery 2 Key Case Shell & Blade (eBay item 270766236024 end time 15-Jul-11 20:46:48 AEST) : eBay Motors

Erich

I bought one of these when my buttons broke. They look exaclty the same, but they definately feel like copies. The plastic is rougher in the surface and buttons are not as smooth as the originals. Still, they more than do the trick and work just as well (so far).

Originally Posted by twodoors

Thought the idea was that it deliberately put in a weak point to break the key without 'breaking' the key off....

James

Spoken like a true LR FAN.