Hi,
I have a remote key that was removed from the body computer long time ago,
but now I have fixed the key and want to use it again.
Now when I try to reprogram it to the body computer I receive an error saying that this key is disabled and can't be used again.
Can the body computer be restored somehow or is it possible to reprogram the key anyway? (maybe a fiat dealer can do that?)

or if I will get a used key, and change its metal part, will I be able to program it to my car?

Thanks

liorwohl said:

Hi,
I have a remote key that was removed from the body computer long time ago,
but now I have fixed the key and want to use it again.
Now when I try to reprogram it to the body computer I receive an error saying that this key is disabled and can't be used again.
Can the body computer be restored somehow or is it possible to reprogram the key anyway? (maybe a fiat dealer can do that?)

or if I will get a used key, and change its metal part, will I be able to program it to my car?

Thanks

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interesting software . whats it called ?

jon1612 said:

interesting software . whats it called ?

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Alfa OBD, and its pants if comparing to MES...

AFAIK , the key coding is via "FIAT Examiner" only,
so FIAT dealer/ Alfa indy,
still big bucks..,
or possibly try a new basic key via Timpsons @ £40 allegedly,
Charlie

I have a spare immobilizer chip (a little glass tube) which is identical to the spare key, so if I will put it inside the remote key, will the remote part of the key (opening the doors) will be recognized when programming to body computer?

the sync process is just "synchronize the remote key(s) by turning them to MAR/STOP" after the immobilizer programming - no clicking on the remote, so the only way i see for the body computer to "see" the remote is by a matching immobilizer and remote codes.