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Old 03-02-2009, 02:03 PM   #1
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Replacement Key fob

I have been reliably informed that there is a 'how to' on changing the innards of one key into a new one, I have one coming from Gareth and just need to know how to change over the innards.
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Old 03-02-2009, 05:04 PM   #2
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Hi i found this on the forum:

Are they easy to get open Steve ?

I was thinking about this myself as mine is pretty bashed up ...

Hi Howard - This is the thread you need

W203 C220 CDi - Key Fob Case Change

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gbjeppm key fob

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Ummm very interesting, does this also work for the newer remote/key/fob which has chrome sides ?

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No different shape circuit to old style key.
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Ummm very interesting, does this also work for the newer remote/key/fob which has chrome sides ?

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Gareth (Partsspecialist also has some spare Chrome ones so PM him.
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Old 04-02-2009, 09:08 AM   #6
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Ummm very interesting, does this also work for the newer remote/key/fob which has chrome sides ?

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Hi, Yes it works for the chrome key but only if you have a chrome key in the first place thats getting tatty/ for when it gets tatty.
You cant transplant the insides from a black key to a chrome one im afraid, the chrome circuit board is slimmer than the black one.
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I didn't think it could be that easy. Oh well, will stick tin foil to my old key in that case :-)))))
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Old 04-02-2009, 12:06 PM   #8
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Hi, Yes it works for the chrome key but only if you have a chrome key in the first place thats getting tatty/ for when it gets tatty.
You cant transplant the insides from a black key to a chrome one im afraid, the chrome circuit board is slimmer than the black one.
That is a shame, guna have to put my black key on a diet then!
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