!!! Cost of replacement key !!!

I have the same issue with our spare. There's some on eBay for about $100 including postage from the US. But I'm not sure whether they are compatible to Australian market. They don't mention what frequency they're at. Anyone know any better?

Cheers,

I had the same issue I bought 30 micro switches from the UK and had a local electronics/instrument repair shop solder the new ones on cost $20 I am currently at work and will not get home till the 17th but if you send me your address via email I will post you 4 switches and you can get the 2 on the remote replaced and have a couple of spares.

my email is joe.woods63@bigpond.com

Cheers
Joe

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Originally Posted by Scouse

Generally, the 99 models have 315MHz & the later cars 433MHz.

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:excl: BEWARE - it aint always the case!! :excl:

i have a 99 D2 and the keys are 433mhz

onebob

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Originally Posted by peachey80

How can you tell which key frequency is for your model Disco when ordering?

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Those in the know can tell from the VIN number.

I got a new remote key fob from KARKRAFT (have to quote the VIN number) order at www.karkraft.com.au

When i received the new key I swapped the uncut key blade in it with the one from my old key and got a friend with a nanocom to program the fob..... not bad for for $208 all up:)

onebob

My other key with broken rubber pads was restored to 'new' by buying a key fob with blank key blade on ebay for US14.95 delivered. Swapped the old innards and keyblade from the old key, popped in a new battery and all's good.

Two new keys for under AU$240 :):):):):)