Peugeot 207 remote key

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hughmama

3 posts

Wannabe Geek

#239854 8-Aug-2018 09:49

Hi there good people

Has anyone had to replace a remote key for a Pug? I bought a 207 GTI that only came with the non-remote key and I'd love to get a remote key for it.

Thanks in advance

H mama

empacher48

368 posts

Ultimate Geek

#2069686 8-Aug-2018 10:00

I have a 407, had to change the battery and reprogram the remote (the manual I have tells you what to do).

If the 207 is similar, it is a very simple process.

Insert key into ignition
turn ignition on (without starting the car)
turn ignition off
turn ignition on again (without starting the car)
press and hold the button on the remote for 10 seconds
turn ignition off

Then try and use the remote.

Please note this is for the Peugeot provided key and remote, I'm not sure if it will work the same with a third party remote.

hughmama

3 posts

Wannabe Geek

#2069709 8-Aug-2018 10:51

Thanks!

I wonder if there's anyone out there that has bought a remote from anywhere other than a Peugeot dealership? If it's anything like BMW they'll charge $600 plus for a new fob coded to my car.

If it's going to cost $600 I'll just use the key the old fashioned way

Inphinity

2780 posts

Uber Geek

#2069817 8-Aug-2018 12:46

Where are you? If you're on or near the North Shore, this guy has been really good for us in the past: http://carkeys.co.nz/albany-northshore-locksmith.html

We had a similar situation (though not with a Peugeot) of having the physical/emergency key only and not the remote, and he was able to provide a fully working remote at about half the cost the dealership quoted us.

Coil

6614 posts

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Inactive user

#2069821 8-Aug-2018 12:55

hughmama:

Thanks!

I wonder if there's anyone out there that has bought a remote from anywhere other than a Peugeot dealership? If it's anything like BMW they'll charge $600 plus for a new fob coded to my car.

If it's going to cost $600 I'll just use the key the old fashioned way

This is due to the transponder chip. Expect similar results with the Pug

livealittle

75 posts

Master Geek

#2069854 8-Aug-2018 12:56

Crazy we have just done the same.

Brought a key which arrived yesterday (think it was off aliexpress) will let you know how we get on as the instructions provided in this post will try them tonight.

We live in CHCH and I spoke to a guy in Hornby who thought it would be about 300 to supply and key a new remote.

hughmama

3 posts

Wannabe Geek

#2069872 8-Aug-2018 13:20

Oh wow such great info thanks everyone!

Good luck @livealittle - I was foolish enough to try that with the BMW key but, of course, for the Beemer you need to have the dealer code the key for you anyway. Let me know if it works out!

I'll try a locksmith and see what they say

Thanks

Coil

6614 posts

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Inactive user

#2070383 9-Aug-2018 08:08

livealittle:

Hi

Crazy we have just done the same.

Brought a key which arrived yesterday (think it was off aliexpress) will let you know how we get on as the instructions provided in this post will try them tonight.

We live in CHCH and I spoke to a guy in Hornby who thought it would be about 300 to supply and key a new remote.

Do you have the tools to code a transponder on a car newer than 1995 roughly?
Is this key to just get in for emergency or operate the car? No key from Ali express will start a car with a transponder chip. You may have varied success with remotes too as some regions use different freq.

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floydbloke

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#2070589 9-Aug-2018 12:12

Car remotes/key-fobs and printer ink.

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trig42

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#2070600 9-Aug-2018 12:24

floydbloke:

Car remotes/key-fobs and printer ink.

World's biggest rorts for the last 20 years.

And razor blade cartridge refills...

robjg63

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#2070611 9-Aug-2018 12:44

trig42:

floydbloke:

Car remotes/key-fobs and printer ink.

World's biggest rorts for the last 20 years.

And razor blade cartridge refills...

And Oral-B toothbrush heads...

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