thespaceman
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The buttons on the remote keyfob for our 2005 Panda fell out so I ordered a replacement case off ebay. It's the one with 3 buttons and the back cover is in two parts (battery cover).
After swapping over the circuit board and key blade the remote buttons all work fine but the car won't start as the immobiliser doesn't recognise the key. It was working fine before and this keyfob doesn't have a seperate immobiliser chip.
So I took the keyfob apart again and notice that the chip circled in the picture (attached) had been crushed as the slot in the new keyfob for the chip doesn't line up properly and needs to be cut to prevent this happening.
Does anyone know what this chip is and if it explains why the immobiliser doesn't recognise the key. The plastic cover of the chip is squashed and there appears to be a coil of wire under the cover.
What's the best option to fix this? Buy another genuine keyfob and re-program?
After swapping over the circuit board and key blade the remote buttons all work fine but the car won't start as the immobiliser doesn't recognise the key. It was working fine before and this keyfob doesn't have a seperate immobiliser chip.
So I took the keyfob apart again and notice that the chip circled in the picture (attached) had been crushed as the slot in the new keyfob for the chip doesn't line up properly and needs to be cut to prevent this happening.
Does anyone know what this chip is and if it explains why the immobiliser doesn't recognise the key. The plastic cover of the chip is squashed and there appears to be a coil of wire under the cover.
What's the best option to fix this? Buy another genuine keyfob and re-program?