Thread: D3 NEW Key+FOB Update - easy done!

Originally Posted by sheerluck

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and all current keys had to be present for it to be successful.

Hi Sheerluck,
This is true - and is also true of key programming at dealers.

Best Wishes,
Peter

Originally Posted by Learner

Hi Sheerluck,
This is true - and is also true of key programming at dealers.

Best Wishes,
Peter

On that note, what if a key has been lost?

Cheers,
Ben

Originally Posted by rb30gtr

On that note, what if a key has been lost?

Cheers,
Ben

Then when the reprogramming is done, the lost key is effectively deleted by not being present at the time.

Originally Posted by sheerluck

Then when the reprogramming is done, the lost key is effectively deleted by not being present at the time.

Automatically or you need to select manually the removal of the key via the faultmate?
And can you have more than two keys programmed to a car then?

So the missing key for my car could technically still be coded to the car if it wasn't manually removed, or not being present made it automatically decode?

Hi rb30gtr after reading your thread it sounds like the D2 and D3 keys are programmed the same way, only difference I can see is the cost involved.

So what happens is you take your shiny brand new replacement key plus your old key to the dealer/programmer and he reprograms the two keys and computer so they all work on the same code, any other keys lost or not present will no longer be able to access the vehicle. I have also been told that some of the bigger name lock smiths can also code your keys to your vehicle.

Also you should inquire through your local dealer about the "emergency access code" for your vehicle I'm not 100% sure but I believe this will deactivate your alarm/immobaliser allowing you to drive the vehicle.

Originally Posted by chunk

Hi rb30gtr after reading your thread it sounds like the D2 and D3 keys are programmed the same way, only difference I can see is the cost involved.

So what happens is you take your shiny brand new replacement key plus your old key to the dealer/programmer and he reprograms the two keys and computer so they all work on the same code, any other keys lost or not present will no longer be able to access the vehicle. I have also been told that some of the bigger name lock smiths can also code your keys to your vehicle.

Also you should inquire through your local dealer about the "emergency access code" for your vehicle I'm not 100% sure but I believe this will deactivate your alarm/immobaliser allowing you to drive the vehicle.

Thanks Chunk,

The programming of the new key did not work, but maybe it was the key, not sure.

I like the sound of this emergency access code! I will call the stealer today.

Cheers,
Ben

Originally Posted by chunk

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Hi mate,
After some extensive research, 'Emergency access code' does not relate to D3 or above.

Cheers,
Ben

Originally Posted by rb30gtr

Hi mate,

Originally Posted by rb30gtr

After some extensive research, 'Emergency access code' does not relate to D3 or above.

Cheers,
Ben

Well thats funny I just did a 5 min search and found a company in England that sells the codes for Disco 3 and 4. It's proper name is "Emergency Key Access" code.

www.mgrovercodes.com/eka-codes