Thread: Key Remotes for D2

Originally Posted by Handbrake hates Camping

I'm sure everyone with a D2 has had a problem with the rubbers on the keys by now. If not, I'm sure you will.

Are the rubber bits available as a spare part? The ones for P38A Rangies are and only cost a few dollars from LR - part no. YWC000300.

Here's a couple of pics I took earlier:



Ron

Apparently not. (I stand too be corrected by anybody on this... please correct me...) I believe it is a complete replacement.

Doc

Hmm, D1 key fobs, yes: http://www.remotekey.co.uk/key%2Dfob%2Dreconditioning/

or

http://www.dakar.co.uk/en-gb/dept_9.html

Ron

first I've read about trouble with the buttons--


I thought they were hard plastic buttons,,
*me picks mine up

hmm,,

so what goes wrong?

Just had this exact problem with my D2 - the rubber on the button splits and simply falls out – no button (it worked with duct tape for a while). And it is a complete replacement.
Down to SS LR $420 for replacement key. I says “oh well”.
Car comes back with new key working and 2nd original key NOT working – back to the dealer AGAIN – wish I thought about MR – none of the locksmiths could help me, since found out they need to program the car to accept the key.

I have a spare uncoded key i got in for a mate who then sold the car.I paid about $420 for it, will let it go for around $350 just PM me
( PART NO.CWE 100680KIT)

I guess the remote in the d2 is the same as the di, the rubber bits you press are available as spare parts.rubber only, not expensive from memory.
Don't do what i did when mine first fell apart and keep using the thing. the micro switches underneath have a plastic button on top and this too wears off making the thing unusable. two brand new remotes later.
they have to be dealer coded, so i found otu and the buggers off course charge you for it.

Pedro that is a regular problem , i guess no one admits to it, thats why they have the rubber inserts as a spare part item.


john

different key to D1