boblet
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the battery in my rcl key fob recently packed in, so being a simple task and armed with the knowledge that anything in the world can be fixed with a hammer, a 10mm spanner and a can of strongbow i set about replacing the battery.
needless to say i made a hash of it and broke the chip clean off the circit board, with the dealer quoting £130 for a new key i got a second hand one of internet.
i have tried programming it to the car using the instructions in the owners manual to no avail.
i have noticed that the original unit is a hella fob, whereas the second hand one is a seimens unit, i assume that this is why it wont work, even though the fobs work on the same frequency?
if anyone (without highlighting how i managed to foul up such a simple task!!) has any ideas how i can get this fixed without being fleeced by the dealer it would be much appreciated!!
needless to say i made a hash of it and broke the chip clean off the circit board, with the dealer quoting £130 for a new key i got a second hand one of internet.
i have tried programming it to the car using the instructions in the owners manual to no avail.
i have noticed that the original unit is a hella fob, whereas the second hand one is a seimens unit, i assume that this is why it wont work, even though the fobs work on the same frequency?
if anyone (without highlighting how i managed to foul up such a simple task!!) has any ideas how i can get this fixed without being fleeced by the dealer it would be much appreciated!!