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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: julianbiggs on December 31, 2013, 02:16:28 pm
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Vauxhall are robbing buggers !
They want £218 for a 2nd remote central locking key for our van.
That's £100
Plus £100
Plus £18.
It's a key.
Before anyone tells me blah blah blah about codes and central locking. There's no way it costs £218 !
There... rant over
Happy new year fellow wc's !
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Vauxhall are robbing buggers !
They want £218 for a 2nd remote central locking key for our van.
That's £100
Plus £100
Plus £18.
It's a key.
Before anyone tells me blah blah blah about codes and central locking. There's no way it costs £218 !
There... rant over
Happy new year fellow wc's !
I need the same too. any idea of how to get one cheaper? i need an authentic one because its a leasevan and i;ve lost the original spare
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So how did you fight back?
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The guy ( as usual ) was waffling on about how complicated the keys were.
I said "well would you pay that ?"
Silence
nuff said
phone down
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I got a replacement key for my Ford. £35 from the key & shoe repair place.
Not a remote one but has the chip so will start the engine.
Good enough for a spare I reckon.
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you could try this guy on ebay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vauxhall-Vivaro-Movano-Remote-Key-Cut-and-Programmed-to-Your-Van-Renault-Trafic-/141086927083?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item20d96fa8eb
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Vauxhall are robbing buggers !
They want £218 for a 2nd remote central locking key for our van.
That's £100
Plus £100
Plus £18.
It's a key.
Before anyone tells me blah blah blah about codes and central locking. There's no way it costs £218 !
There... rant over
Happy new year fellow wc's !
I need the same too. any idea of how to get one cheaper? i need an authentic one because its a leasevan and i;ve lost the original spare
Try an auto locksmith, if you have the code numbers they will be able to do it cheaper.
I lost the spare key for my Fiat Doblo which I sold last month, Fiat wanted over £300 for a replacement remote key, I ended up getting a standard replacement key from a local auto locksmith for £80, the remote he was gonna do for £200..... I found the original key a week after I sold the van :'(
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I phoned an auto locksmith he s gonna do me a key and code it all for £100
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When I read the title I thought" Another Romaninian post " ;D
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'Red' Fiat keys were at one point around £1,000.
You're paying for the 6 digits worth of R&D needed to create a scrambled code locking system.
Enlist the help of a teenager, check Ebay and / or if the codes can be downloaded any other way.
The keys and fobs for my old Ford Ranger are also very expensive if you go through Ford but re-programming can be done without a computer following a procedure found on a forum - saved me £200 anyway.
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Just use your local auto electronics company. I got an original Vivaro key coded etc for less than £70.
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The guy ( as usual ) was waffling on about how complicated the keys were.
I said "well would you pay that ?"
Silence
nuff said
phone down
Didn't really fight bakc then did you? you put the phone down he isnt bothered if you buy it or not lol.
Its not just vauxhall's its all car/van makes are the same for keys! Fiat are bloomin more expensive
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When I read the title I thought" Another Romaninian post " ;D
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I did fight back !
I fought back by saying
oi Vauxhall NO ! I admire your vans, especially the Vivaro !
But when you ask me to pay £218 for some bits of metal and plastic that are the size of an egg I say NO Vauxhall ! NO !
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Think transit is similar £200,
I'll make mine do
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Yeah all makes are the same sort of prices to be fair! still expensive though
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julian....you should be able to purchase the key, then programme the key yourself. to give you an idea, below is a link for programming a toyota key.....obviously you`ll have to google you`r own vehicle make. 8)
regards tony
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I did fight back !
I fought back by saying
oi Vauxhall NO ! I admire your vans, especially the Vivaro !
But when you ask me to pay £218 for some bits of metal and plastic that are the size of an egg I say NO Vauxhall ! NO !
Hahahahahahahah,
I LOVE Harry Enfield. That was a. Blast from the last hearing that.
Classic.
;D
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just tape the key with the chip in inside the column shroud and then use just an ordinary key with no chip- a cheap solution