Technical Seicento key, can it be copied?
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Technical Seicento key, can it be copied?
LanciaMad said:
The MPI have all the immobiliser codes within them so you cant go into timpsons etc and get a key cut.
I would imagine you could get a new one at fiat but they will probably charge quite a bit fot this.
You should have 2 blue keys with the car, if not i would try and get hold of the last owners to see if they know where the other is.
apple is right on this one generation 2 ones not cloneable yet, but that dont mean they never will be, there were some other makes of car that used a (i think) g4 chip? thats only just been cracked, man that does my keys was showing me a big list of the cars that can now be done that all use the same chip, fiat2 not on it 
but he said it might happern 1 day
but he said it might happern 1 day
gaz_wrexham said:timpsons may be able to code a key for you - they did cut and coded a cinq one for me
the sei has a different imobillser system than the cinq so best to go ask them, or wait for a proper reply
How about you delete your reply instead
Ahh rite ill let you off
Sorry Gaz
Sorry Gaz
LanciaMad said:Fiat say £35 for the key then £15 for the coding
Not as bad as I first thought but still!
I rem being told yesterday Fiat wanted £35 plus half hours labour the VAT
So like 60quid for a Key!!!
There are places that can do coded ones btw..
for a code 2 systen?jamie86 said:Sorry no
Although J333EVO had one done in Bournemouth so is definately available
Did you speak to previous owners to see why there was only one key??
vandisian said:
It appears not to be the same system. Later seicentos had a code2 system which the cinq did not have. This system then allowed the red key to be discontinued
Hi all,
Found this thread to be basically covering the same (ish) questions I was going to ask. We are collecting the daughter's 03 Seicento from the seller on Sunday and already know it only has the one key (the other was snapped in two).Spoke to Fiat (Chelmsford) who indicate a replacement key will be around the £100 price tag (key precut from Italy, then programmed to the car). Is it worth my pursuing the seller for the broken key transponder? or more to the point is the price above about right? are there any other options? Any info/links appreciated...Dave
Found this thread to be basically covering the same (ish) questions I was going to ask. We are collecting the daughter's 03 Seicento from the seller on Sunday and already know it only has the one key (the other was snapped in two).Spoke to Fiat (Chelmsford) who indicate a replacement key will be around the £100 price tag (key precut from Italy, then programmed to the car). Is it worth my pursuing the seller for the broken key transponder? or more to the point is the price above about right? are there any other options? Any info/links appreciated...Dave
Get the broken key, cut it open carefully and take the capsual out. Get a standard fiat key cut and drill a tiny hole in key same place the capsual came out. Glue capsual in.
Not pretty but its only a spare.
