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[Webby the Bear]

Hi guys,

SWMBO has just purchased a mint 2005 Corsa C with an unbelievable 25,000k on the clock! This replaced her 206 GTI shite box!

Anyways, touch wood it's real nice and as of yet only one issue has occurred and that's the key fob. Looks like this...



So, is this a dealer only part or is there an aftermarket part available? How do you get the new one to work with the car?
Any info would be awesomes! 

TIA

[Crazycarzowner]

I think Martin Imber (may) be able to sort that out. He did one for my brothers Zafira a couple of weeks back. From the piccie it looks like it needs a new shell & buttons / battery??? If the circuit board ain't knackered I think he should be able to repair it 

[Webby the Bear]

Thanks Jason, i'll send him a PM 

[LC0112G]

Pah- that one's been practically run into the ground. I bought my mum a Corsa in March 2005 to replace her rusted out Nova. Last month it passed 8000 miles - so still not due it's first service. It's had more lambda sensors fitted than trips to the petrol pump.

Anyway, she also destroyed her key like yours by using finger nails to press the buttons. I got it replaced last month - think it was £78 at the local Vx dealer. The key needs programming to the car which I suspect is a Tech 2 operation.

[Webby the Bear]

Thanks LC0.

I'll see what MI says and if needed will take to the dealers.

Out of interest... did they need any codes or anything?

[andyc]

You will need the car pass to program the remote, if you buy a new one that is

Andy

[TheBoy]

Should be easy enough to repair with some tat from that well known tat bizarre.  If the switches are the same as Omega ones, I have a bucketload here.

Personally, I'd always buy a new fob, and program it. But then I have the gear to do so, and I don't charge myself

[andyc]

Key fod is 9115104 @ £46.34 Inc VAT Retail and then anything from £25.00 upwards for the car pass, depends on the dealer you use.

Once you have that a quick nip round the TB's and while your having a cuppa he can be out in the cold programing it for you, job done

[Webby the Bear]

Thanks boys!

if martin cant help then ill let you know TB and if Tech2 needed id rather pay you to program it! besides one needs to drop off your headlight adjuster anyways

andy out of interest.... the car pass.... why different price at different dealers???

[The Sheriff]

Key fod is 9115104 @ £46.34 Inc VAT Retail and then anything from £25.00 upwards for the car pass, depends on the dealer you use.

Once you have that a quick nip round the TB's and while your having a cuppa he can be out in the cold programing it for you, job done

Correct me if I'm wrong, Andy, but Timpsons were able to read the PIN on my orlando with the machine they used to program the key. Couldn't a tech 2 do this?

[VXL V6]

Key fod is 9115104 @ £46.34 Inc VAT Retail and then anything from £25.00 upwards for the car pass, depends on the dealer you use.

Once you have that a quick nip round the TB's and while your having a cuppa he can be out in the cold programing it for you, job done

[Thread Hijack]How much are the Corsa D fobs? Not fussed about the folding key, it's only as a spare.[/Thread Hijack]

[VXL V6]

Key fod is 9115104 @ £46.34 Inc VAT Retail and then anything from £25.00 upwards for the car pass, depends on the dealer you use.

Once you have that a quick nip round the TB's and while your having a cuppa he can be out in the cold programing it for you, job done

Correct me if I'm wrong, Andy, but Timpsons were able to read the PIN on my orlando with the machine they used to program the key. Couldn't a tech 2 do this?

Timpson's clone the original - You have two keys that the Car immobiliser thinks is 'Key 1'

Tech II requires the car security pass number to be able to configure the Car immobiliser to recognise the next key as Key 2 etc.

[The Sheriff]

Key fod is 9115104 @ £46.34 Inc VAT Retail and then anything from £25.00 upwards for the car pass, depends on the dealer you use.

Once you have that a quick nip round the TB's and while your having a cuppa he can be out in the cold programing it for you, job done

Correct me if I'm wrong, Andy, but Timpsons were able to read the PIN on my orlando with the machine they used to program the key. Couldn't a tech 2 do this?

Timpson's clone the original - You have two keys that the Car immobiliser thinks is 'Key 1'

Tech II requires the car security pass number to be able to configure the Car immobiliser to recognise the next key as Key 2 etc.

Ermmmm....he asked me if I had the PIN number on a pass for the car. I said no, so he got it from interrogating the car and told me to write it down for future reference. He used one of these:

http://youtu.be/zK6gLLlmx7g

[TheBoy]

Key fod is 9115104 @ £46.34 Inc VAT Retail and then anything from £25.00 upwards for the car pass, depends on the dealer you use.

Once you have that a quick nip round the TB's and while your having a cuppa he can be out in the cold programing it for you, job done

Correct me if I'm wrong, Andy, but Timpsons were able to read the PIN on my orlando with the machine they used to program the key. Couldn't a tech 2 do this?

GM made a pigs ear of securing some of there cars. Possibly on purpose for the Orlando, as nobody would nick it. For unencrypted shite, there are tools to read it out

[The Sheriff]

Key fod is 9115104 @ £46.34 Inc VAT Retail and then anything from £25.00 upwards for the car pass, depends on the dealer you use.

Once you have that a quick nip round the TB's and while your having a cuppa he can be out in the cold programing it for you, job done

Correct me if I'm wrong, Andy, but Timpsons were able to read the PIN on my orlando with the machine they used to program the key. Couldn't a tech 2 do this?

GM made a pigs ear of securing some of there cars. Possibly on purpose for the Orlando, as nobody would nick it. For unencrypted shite, there are tools to read it out

I liked it better when you were missing.