Technical Replacement key
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Technical Replacement key
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Generally its around the £250 to £350 mark.. from a dealer
Around half that if you drive to an autolocksmith
Or DIY : supply a used key from a breaker..and get the locksmith to fit new blade and chip.. then code to car.. could be @£100
Basic 'service' key can be £60/£80
ponsaloti will know more
Generally its around the £250 to £350 mark.. from a dealer
Around half that if you drive to an autolocksmith
Or DIY : supply a used key from a breaker..and get the locksmith to fit new blade and chip.. then code to car.. could be @£100
Basic 'service' key can be £60/£80
ponsaloti will know more
Thanks for the info. Currently local dealer is only open for 'key' workers (no pun intended!). I'll try the locksmith I used previously after I smashed the transponder chip in the only key I had for a Punto. At least I have a spare this time!
What car is this?I've lost one of my keys
Anyone else had to get a replacement? Whats the cost from Fiat? Can a second hand one be reprogrammed?
Any advice appreciated
TIA
Steve
Look in the tipo section.. somebody did the same recently.. prices were fair
Thanks for that - maybe I won't need a mortgage to replace the key!
This looks to be a Mazda 5 in disguise.
I'm looking into the s/ware.
I'm looking into the s/ware.
Yes.. shipped from Japan with FIAT or Abarth badges
So.. is it 'japanese' lock tech..?
Looks like it multiecuscan didn't appear to support the car Which I was rather surprised at. So dosnt look to be fiat ECUsYes.. shipped from Japan with FIAT or Abarth badges
So.. is it 'japanese' lock tech..?
Mitsubishi system
chip is ID47
Used on Mazda 5 & CX-5
chip is ID47
Used on Mazda 5 & CX-5
Makes sense seeing as it's made on the mx5 production line
Pleased to report, I found the missing key
Thanks to all for the advice - I'll be more careful in future (if I keep it...)
Reasonable 'finders fee' involved..?
