Thread: don't ever loose ur key blades

moral of the story is superglue your d2 keyblade in place?? In that time I would've hotwired mine and defeated the steering lock . or call RAC and get it towed to landrover..then bendover for the bill I guess.

Did you make sure you got a spare made? If not do it tomorrow!

they only had one key in stock but i did order another

Hi, I have an extra spare key blade cut on a standard key blank that is coded NE38, (Its branded "Silca Italy") Had it cut by a professional locksmith, it took him two attempts to get it right; they are apparently easy to get a little bit misaligned when cutting. I carry the extra spare key and the Emergency Key Access Code for my D2 in my wallet. If you don't have that particular code go and see your local stealer.

i got the code from southern landrover and gave it to a locksmith and he too cut the same key as urs but it fitted the ingision but could'nt turn it and when i finerly got a key cut that worked i compared it and it was completly differant but thanks anyway

Just to clarify, the Emergency Key Access Code is used to open the door through a sequence of key turns and allows you to start the car (within 30 seconds) without the electronic key unit, it is different to the actual key number that is meant to be used to cut a new key.

Having the EKA code wouldnt have helped Boss in this instance but serves as a good reminder for all those other D2 key fob worriers (including me) that when the electrickery fob bit fails, having the EKA code handy will still get you in the car by multiple twists of the key in the door lock to match the number of the EKA.

Then off you go on your merry way (providing you have a working key blade)

If you dont have the EKA, you need to ask a Dealer.

my first day back this week i spent 5 hours chaining huge freaking rocks out of a blocked jaw crusher the lightest one would have been around 300kg's all this on a 30 dergree day twas not fun