Thread: D2 Key with 6 digit FOB and no barcode, help!!

Have a look on the Members with diagnostics tools map.

https://maps.google.com.au/maps/ms'm...728978,1.28952

The markers are the locations of people with Nanocom's unlocked for the D2 who have said they are willing to offer other members assistance.

You need to PM the member to get in touch.

cheers
Paul

Originally Posted by amz

Hi Andrew,
Would you be able to shed some light on how you would go about doing this with a T4? It seems that most would agree it can be done with a nanocom (found this from a previous post).
Disco 2 Key programming - YouTube

I went to a Land Rover mechanic in Brisbane (not a dealer) who had a T4.

Only went to the mechanic because the nanocomm didn't work (not mine but a colleague's on the forum). $60 later the fob was programmed. Took all of 5 mins. (pretty sure the serial number on the sticker inside the fob matchs the last 6 numbers on the serial code. I will check tonight).

Regards
Andrew

(Not sure why the nanocomm didn't work but it does, most times)

The dealer can get the full code form the 6 digit code by telephoning the mother-ship in England or the main office in your country. If they couldn't do that, every time they replace a BCU they'd have to sell you all new keys. It's even in the TSB for replacing the BCU for going to sleep problems. http://www.landroverclubvi.com/uploa...8601nasf_2.pdf step 1 on page 2.

Some of the dealer mechanics here in the US had an excel spreadsheet they could generate the codes with, like the link posted a few back with the google docs spreadsheet that will generate the code for you.

I've programmed a key using the code that a dealer tech gave me, based on my 6 digit code.

Attached is a photo of a genuine key with the barcode and inside number revealed. You can join the dots.

Don't think the dealers ever uses the entire number (barcode) but not sure.


Regards
Andrew

PS the image is a bit dodgy but the numbers on the sticker exist in the barcode.

Hello all,

I seem to have the opposite problem than most here in this thread. I purchased some new FOBs which arrived only with the 15-digit codes /barcodes, and no 6 digit code sticker on the PCB. I have a Nanocom which takes the 6-digit codes for FOB programming.
Does anyone know how to translate the 15 digits into 6 digits?

Thank you
Sutherland

I believe 6 consecutive digits of the 15 digit code make up the code you are after, but I can’t remember where they occur. There is an old thread here somewhere describing this.

Sorry I just realised the pic in the thread before yours gives away the answer.

Yes, characters 2,3,4,5,6,7 from the first bar code are the 6 in the fob