I hope by explaining my problem to you all can guide me in the right direction. I've bought a 2005 fiat panda 1.2 with 2 keys. One normal key that can open the doors and start the car and the other is the key with the remote. According to the seller the remote key battery was empty but the key should work. Obvious it did not. the No the CODE is no use in pre programming a key. The data has to be read from the body computer. Plenty of people that can sort that for you. Search for Fiat all keys lost. Remote working around £150 is the going rate. Mechanical key to start the car around £80. Clone key if you can get your working around £40. OP. P. VVDI Key tool max + Lonsdor or Zedfull, generated remote then PIN code extraction then dial code then proceed to program. It’s simple. 3. Module Issue. If we’re sure that the device and the key is okay, then the problem may be door lock actuator. Check the linkage of the red thing to see if you need to replace the module. Here's another one you can try if the first didn't work: Get in your car and lock the door manually. Insert your key into the ignition and pull it back out six times within a maximum of just 10 seconds. If your vehicle uses this method, you will notice the exterior and interior lights flash. Insert Simple and quick 'key not detected' fixes for when your key fob is not detected by your vehicle.These methods work on Fiat Freemont and Dodge Journey as well We all have blanks because it costs an actual fortune to get us all proper keys. In any case, I think the maximum number of 'proper' keys that can be coded to the vehicle is 8. I like the pragmatic solution that's been implemented here; after all, who's to know? Does anyone else on the forum have issues with the key fob not locking the car until the dome light fades out I find that the most annoying thing about this car. Every time I go out of the car shut the door I have to wait for the domelight to fade out otherwise clicking on the lock button on the remote key fob does absolutely nothing until 2 Let's face it. New batteries or not, the Fiat key fob remote signals are weak compared to other cars. The remotes for my Wife's 500 POP have such a short range, you may as well manually unlock the door. Ok, I am exaggerating a bit, it's perhaps 8 feet from the car that they work. It doesn't matter how I point it. 2. Order a new key through the internal ordering system based on the car's chassis number. This gets you a key that will physically unlock the car. 3. Obtain the electronic key code from the central register (in the UK, insurers won't permit owners to have the electronic code for security reasons). mlQ6Sv.

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