Moderator Approval: Transponder Key Solution
Been a while since I've had to post, but here's something new I learned. I came across an easy, no modifications required method to be able to have back-up keys without paying dealer prices or need to have fobs programmed. I will not, however post method until I get a "go" from a moderator, as I do not wish to be banned from site. The method "bypasses" transponder match, without disrupting normal transponder coil function. Using it I was able to make two sets of keys by simply having them cut like any normal old car. Total cost for two keys: $14:cool:, your mileage may vary depending solely on cost to have keys cut. Will post details once given a green light.
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What are you doing, buying Ilco RV-4 keys and taking them to the hardware store to be cut or are you actually programming new remotes? Your post is way too cryptic.
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Ebay blank key and FOB cover. No programing required. So I guess similar to cut Ilco RV-4! Would also definitely work with my method. Details after moderator approval.
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I have a couple of dozen Rover key blanks in front of me. I don't have to search for them on eBay. Are you saying that you are able to program the remotes without testbook, novacom or hawkeye?
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You don't need to program remotes, as far as what I did, I have one key with remote (original, only key I had until today), one key without remote. Both will open doors, start car no problem. No fancy gadget equipment necessary, just cut keys.
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This is not something you need the moderators approval for posting. All you're going is cutting a blade and installing it in a non working remote fob. Am I understanding you correctly?
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Yes, but since it is technically bypassing the transponder's designed security feature, I thought I should ask for approval before posting
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All you're doing is making a copy of a key. I've been selling Ilco RV-4P key blanks to customers for years. All you're doing is adding a pretend remote fob that doesn't do anything at all. Frankly, I don't get how this could be a threat to the security of all of our DII's.
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True, I just re-tested and Disco 2's don't have transponder security...Nevermind!!
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Wow, that was 20 minutes of my life I'd like back.
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