Pug 406 keys

Discussion in 'Peugeot 406' started by malc, Dec 10, 2007.

  1. malc

    malc Guest

    1998 Pug 406 Estate

    Ok I've lost my spare, I think it was in the jacket that vanished out of the
    back when I drove home with the tailgate partly open (carrying a bed if you
    must know). Anyway SWMBO takes the remaining key to Peugeot today who say
    it's laser cut and will cost £140 to replace! Timpsons say it's a main
    dealer only job too. Any other solutions?

    I think I could possibly make one. I don't care about the plipper function
    but I do need a spare key if I carry on this way!


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    Malc
    Oh, but the rain wasn't made of water
    and the snow didn't have a place in the sun
    so we slipped behind a rainbow
    and lay there until we had done.
     
    malc, Dec 10, 2007
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  2. malc

    Bob Minchin Guest

    Sounds like main dealer B*ll*x. there is no need for keys to be cut with
    a laser. no main dealer could afford the cost of a laser cutter. The
    charge will be related to the market price of the electronics in the
    key. I don't know how the immobiliser in the 406 works (I have a 95, 405
    with numberic keypad)but I suspect that a simple mechanical key will not
    work.

    Bob
     
    Bob Minchin, Dec 10, 2007
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  3. malc

    Brian Guest

    The remote C/L is not so important, but what you do need is the transducer
    chip in the key, as the immobiliser will not work without it.
    Whether Pug will do that option alone I don't know.
    They will either have to order a chip coded to your car, or get your car to
    accept the new chip.
    It's the price we pay for better security. If we didn't have the "people"
    who consider that helping themselves to your car was an acceptable way of
    making a very good living, these costs would not arise.
     
    Brian, Dec 11, 2007
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  4. malc

    Ken Guest

    Plenty advertised on ebay as well as programming instructions if you
    don't have the owners handbook.

    Ken.
     
    Ken, Dec 11, 2007
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