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How do I get a key code for a Peugeot 207
I have one key for my 207 which is about to fall apart and currently held together with tape. I have just been quoted £145 at my local dealer, he said it would be £30 cheaper if I had the code which I don't. Where do I get this from, I really do not want to pay £30 for a number!
Can anyone advise me Thanks
Can anyone advise me Thanks
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I take it you mean that the 'plastic' case is falling apart,if so get one of these.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PEUGEOT-KEY-FOB-PLASTIC-FLIP-2-BUTTON-REMOTE-CASE-207-307-407-308-607-/140736000539?pt=UK_Car_Accessories_Safety_Security&hash=item20c484f21b
then as said change the blade and electrics overI
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Inside the cover of your handbook should be something resembling a plastic credit card, this will have a difficult to peel off label, under that label is the keycode the dealer refers to.
Without it you will have to pay the higher dealer fee unless a locksmith can help.0 -
Thanks , but I bought the car with no service history or books, hence no codes, I thought mayby there was somewhere I could look up online.:)gilbert_and_sullivan wrote: »Inside the cover of your handbook should be something resembling a plastic credit card, this will have a difficult to peel off label, under that label is the keycode the dealer refers to.
Without it you will have to pay the higher dealer fee unless a locksmith can help.0 -
Thanks, I do really need to have a whole new key though, as I only have one as it is. I thought I would keep the broken one as a spare.:)hartcjhart wrote: »I take it you mean that the 'plastic' case is falling apart,if so get one of these.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PEUGEOT-KEY-FOB-PLASTIC-FLIP-2-BUTTON-REMOTE-CASE-207-307-407-308-607-/140736000539?pt=UK_Car_Accessories_Safety_Security&hash=item20c484f21b
then as said change the blade and electrics over0 -
Thanks , but I bought the car with no service history or books, hence no codes, I thought mayby there was somewhere I could look up online.:)
Have you searched in the recess in the glove box, and in the spare wheel well which depending on the year may contain a spare wheel or a toy pump and lots of space filling packing.0 -
No I haven't, thats a really good idea. I will have a look tommorrow when it's a bit lighter.:Tgilbert_and_sullivan wrote: »Have you searched in the recess in the glove box, and in the spare wheel well which depending on the year may contain a spare wheel or a toy pump and lots of space filling packing.0 -
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