Re programming Key Fobs
#42
I heard that I need to have 2 working keys before i program a 3rd one. is this correct?
also i am a bit wary of locking my self out of the car. i have one working key and have bought a spare one from ebay that needs programming.
am i right in thinking that i will in effect have to program both keys, even though one is working?
also i am a bit wary of locking my self out of the car. i have one working key and have bought a spare one from ebay that needs programming.
am i right in thinking that i will in effect have to program both keys, even though one is working?
#43
I heard that I need to have 2 working keys before i program a 3rd one. is this correct?
also i am a bit wary of locking my self out of the car. i have one working key and have bought a spare one from ebay that needs programming.
am i right in thinking that i will in effect have to program both keys, even though one is working?
also i am a bit wary of locking my self out of the car. i have one working key and have bought a spare one from ebay that needs programming.
am i right in thinking that i will in effect have to program both keys, even though one is working?
The fob (part with buttons on) can be easily programmed by the owner. The key (the part with the key on) can be programmed by the owner but only if you already have 2 keys that will start the car.
As you only have one working key you will be able to program the new one to remotely open the doors but you will not be able to program it to start the car.
Jaguar dealer or auto locksmith only I'm afraid.
Although to answer your question you will have to program both keys to open the car even though one already works.
#44
#49
Just a very brief note - just to say Thankyou.. 2 out of 4 buttons had failed on my remote. Managed to get three working with some stick backed paper (blue peter special) but didnt trust it to last - just bought a new (used though) remote and programmed it in seconds, along with my old one again as an emergency spare.. your programming faq worked a treat - thankyou
#50
The key/fob has to be programmed twice, once to open the car and once to start it.
The fob (part with buttons on) can be easily programmed by the owner. The key (the part with the key on) can be programmed by the owner but only if you already have 2 keys that will start the car.
As you only have one working key you will be able to program the new one to remotely open the doors but you will not be able to program it to start the car.
Jaguar dealer or auto locksmith only I'm afraid.
Although to answer your question you will have to program both keys to open the car even though one already works.
The fob (part with buttons on) can be easily programmed by the owner. The key (the part with the key on) can be programmed by the owner but only if you already have 2 keys that will start the car.
As you only have one working key you will be able to program the new one to remotely open the doors but you will not be able to program it to start the car.
Jaguar dealer or auto locksmith only I'm afraid.
Although to answer your question you will have to program both keys to open the car even though one already works.
peace out,
daddylogan
#51
To program key to start car:-
Insert the first already programmed key into the ignition and turn to position II
Turn back to 0 and remove the key
Insert the second already programmed key into the ignition and turn to position II
Turn back to 0 and remove the key
Key programming mode is now activated and you have ten seconds to:
Insert the unprogrammed new key into the ignition and turn to position II
Turn back to 0 and remove the key
Allow 10 seconds to pass for the system to exit programming mode.
To program fob to remote lock/unlock:-
Insert the ignition key and turn from position II (Ignition) to position 0 (All off) and back four times within three seconds.
Remove the ignition key. The locking control system is now in "learn mode" for the next 20 seconds and the red warning system LED (By the clock) stays on continuously to indicate this.
During the 20 seconds press one of the transmitter buttons on each fob. The remotes signal and code number is learned by the locking module and is indicated by flashing the warning system LED.
Wait until learn mode times out (20 seconds) or switch the ignition back to ON.
Insert the first already programmed key into the ignition and turn to position II
Turn back to 0 and remove the key
Insert the second already programmed key into the ignition and turn to position II
Turn back to 0 and remove the key
Key programming mode is now activated and you have ten seconds to:
Insert the unprogrammed new key into the ignition and turn to position II
Turn back to 0 and remove the key
Allow 10 seconds to pass for the system to exit programming mode.
To program fob to remote lock/unlock:-
Insert the ignition key and turn from position II (Ignition) to position 0 (All off) and back four times within three seconds.
Remove the ignition key. The locking control system is now in "learn mode" for the next 20 seconds and the red warning system LED (By the clock) stays on continuously to indicate this.
During the 20 seconds press one of the transmitter buttons on each fob. The remotes signal and code number is learned by the locking module and is indicated by flashing the warning system LED.
Wait until learn mode times out (20 seconds) or switch the ignition back to ON.
Last edited by faltwen; 08-01-2016 at 03:37 PM.
#52
faltwen - wow, I had no idea. I know how to do the FOB but had no idea one could program a key. So I suppose my next question is where do you obtain a blank key? I thought they had to be cut or something. Can I just buy any old Jag key off ebay and the programming will work?
Thanks for replying, and so quickly might I add ;-)
peace out,
daddylogan
Thanks for replying, and so quickly might I add ;-)
peace out,
daddylogan
#53
Here's a blank key:
https://www.amazon.com/KeylessOption...ype=automotive
The Unlock button on one of my fobs has failed (microswitch under the button came apart), so I've been looking for a fix. The above fob/key is very inexpensive, but good luck finding a locksmith who can cut the key. I've checked with four locksmiths without success. I then called the parts counter at the local Jaguar dealer and explained my problem. His solution: Buy a new fob/key from them for $190, then separate the key portion from the remote and put my existing key on the new remote. Oh, then it's $150 to have a technician program the new remote. Not going that route. For that fix I should be able to do that myself. For $30 I may buy the above piece from Amazon and give 'er a go.
https://www.amazon.com/KeylessOption...ype=automotive
The Unlock button on one of my fobs has failed (microswitch under the button came apart), so I've been looking for a fix. The above fob/key is very inexpensive, but good luck finding a locksmith who can cut the key. I've checked with four locksmiths without success. I then called the parts counter at the local Jaguar dealer and explained my problem. His solution: Buy a new fob/key from them for $190, then separate the key portion from the remote and put my existing key on the new remote. Oh, then it's $150 to have a technician program the new remote. Not going that route. For that fix I should be able to do that myself. For $30 I may buy the above piece from Amazon and give 'er a go.
Last edited by swingwing; 08-01-2016 at 07:58 PM. Reason: Added sentence.
#54
#56
Hi guys,
I followed the instructions and got the confirmation beep from the dash after programming but there seems to be a problem. When i press unlock, i can hear the actuator engage to unlock the door bit when i press lock i dont hear anything and the exterior lights flash 5 times. At the moment the trunk latch is not on the car bc of a bad actuator. Would that cause some kind of error with the locking system to not engage the actuator for the door locks? It wants to unlock just doesnt do anything or make any noise when attempting to lock other than the lights flashing.
I followed the instructions and got the confirmation beep from the dash after programming but there seems to be a problem. When i press unlock, i can hear the actuator engage to unlock the door bit when i press lock i dont hear anything and the exterior lights flash 5 times. At the moment the trunk latch is not on the car bc of a bad actuator. Would that cause some kind of error with the locking system to not engage the actuator for the door locks? It wants to unlock just doesnt do anything or make any noise when attempting to lock other than the lights flashing.
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#60
1 Insert key into ignition
2 Turn key to 'I"
3 Turn key "II" and back to 'I' quickly 4 times
4 Alarm system will chime once when key is back to 'I' for the
fourth time
5 Remove key from ignition
6 Press any button on each key fob and alarm system will chime
for each fob if it has been programmed correctly
7 Press unlock/lock/trunk etc to make sure everything works
Payspecial attention to point 6, every fob you have must be programmed at the same time although you only need to use one key in ignition.