A couple of weeks ago I had lost my only Remote Key to my 99 Disco II.... So thinking I was never going to find the key I went and had a key (just the key not remote)fabricated just so I could get into the car until I could afford to get a new remote and all of that Jazz. But now I have found my remote key (Couch ate it) I need to resync my key to the car because I had disconnected the battery on the car a few weeks prior. I am pretty sure there are a few easy steps to take care of this issue I am just not sure what they are and how to solve this problem.

Thank you in Advance!

 

Only the dealer can program the remote, you are looking at $100 for this service.
Dis-connecting the battery should not have lost the code. Are you sure the battery isint just dead in the remote? When you sat on the couch you probally pressing on the buttons and ran the battery dead in the remote.

 

Has anyone tried this: http://store.payloadz.com/str-asp-i....nd-detail.htmlit seems like I have read of a way to do it yourself but I may be full of ****.

 

Oh and I found this:

Land Rover Discovery V8 >96 (single Button oval shape)

1. Ensure ignition is OFF, dors unlocked, bonnet switch closed.

2. Ensure procedure from 3 to 9 is completed within 8 seconds.

3. Switch Ignition ON

4. Switch Ignition OFF

5. Lock Doors

6. Unlock Doors

7. Release Bonnet Switch

8. Switch Ignition ON

9. Switch Ignition OFF

If alarm is set, horn will sound and LED with light. Now programming of plips can be completed.

10. Press and hold down button on Plip until LED flashes.

11. Repeat for additional plips.

12. The Dash LED will extinguish if both plips have been programmed successfully.

 

Unless I am mistaking that is for the DI only, not a DII.
Yet another reason...do I really need to say it?

 

yeah yeah..at least we have more cup holders[:'(]

 

LOL. Ok, I'll give you that one. [sm=icon_rock.gif]

 

Even if you go to the dealer they will need the barcode number from the previous key in order to program it. The remote shouldn't have lost its code. I would start by checking the battery in the remote. Does the LED illuminate on the remote when pressing any buttons? If not, replace the remote battery, then push a button and see what happens. Also, sometimes the LED can illuminate even though there might not be enough "juice" to send a good signal.