Lost keys. Looking for some assistance please

**clubagreenie** · 16th April 2015, 04:06 PM

Originally Posted by sierrafery

The best would be to find somebody with tester and set the alarm on "always disarm with key", here's the whole story Disco 2 Recommendation for D2 owners - Land Rover Zone

Yeah. And then whoever finds the key (if the blade only is lost) can unlock and drive away.

Nah. Maybe car theft isn't an issue in your part of the world. For me the D2 is one of the most secure cars around. No button. No key. No access or start. Even with the windows down the inside button won't unlock and neither will anything else.

The locksmith can cut the key, some machines work directly off a web link though and you cannot enter the code from LR. So you cough up over $100- for it (voice of experience) and the machine cuts automatically to the received code thats access through LR database by the locksmith. They also don't have blade keys so you'll end up with a std key type.

Recoding EKA's, reprogramming FOB's etc is easy. There's a thread of people with diagnostic devices and locations so you can contact them and arrange something in your part of the world.

Everything that LR have said is just scaremongering and trying to justify existence and make $$$.

**sierrafery** · 16th April 2015, 08:21 PM

Originally Posted by clubagreenie

Yeah. And then whoever finds the key (if the blade only is lost) can unlock and drive away.
.....

Please read again my post with the recommendation sir... do you know how the passive immobiliser works?

... the only risk with this setting(which is an option by factory not some bodge) is that somebody can unlock with a fake key as to open the door switch too(so gently with the latch) and pills some goods which are in the car at that moment...so the choice is between this possibility or the risk to be immobilised in the middle of nowhere due to a roof receiver or fob failure, that's all, and as i said it's a matter of personal choice that's why that option is a built in feature

**sierrafery** · 16th April 2015, 08:24 PM

i can't find the button to delete a double post

**Eevo** · 16th April 2015, 08:54 PM

proper car security

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUFJwr1d880[/ame]

**carlschmid2002** · 17th April 2015, 06:43 AM

Did you get into your D2 then? Hope all went well.

**Rovin** · 20th April 2015, 10:43 AM

Geez never stops does it. Car is now open at least BUT... the belt isn't there. Gone. Been trying to get a replacement but no one seems to be able to verify which one it is.

Bought a 7PK2250 however too short. Made heaps of phone calls and were given all sorts of data but different. Even range the LR dealers in Brissy, but they don't give a size just a code for the vehicle off VIN.

Can anyone assist with what actual size it is? I checked out that other thread about changing them but they didn't mention which one they used.

**clubagreenie** · 20th April 2015, 12:34 PM

Depends on the accessories you have.

There's 4 variants in Aust.
Nil A/c or ACE
A/c, nil ACE
ACE, nil A/c
A/c and ACE

And they all thread differently, I have a previous thread with a pic of all the patterns.

By memory the A/c & ACE is 7PK2245

**Rovin** · 20th April 2015, 01:18 PM

Originally Posted by clubagreenie

Depends on the accessories you have.

There's 4 variants in Aust.
Nil A/c or ACE
A/c, nil ACE
ACE, nil A/c
A/c and ACE

And they all thread differently, I have a previous thread with a pic of all the patterns.

By memory the A/c & ACE is 7PK2245

It is A/c, nil ACE

I have a pic how it threads, but have just got off the the phone to British Off Road and they say it's a 7PK2343.

**Pierre** · 20th April 2015, 02:10 PM

LR no ERR6898 - Dayco 7PK2342

Cheers
Pete

**clubagreenie** · 20th April 2015, 02:59 PM

Then mine must be a 2745...

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