Hello... Newbie here!! (Key fob!) - Page 2

iansjones · 16-10-2008, 19:37

tonup welcome aboard. I am gloucestershire as well.
Well over in Stroud.

TONUP · 17-10-2008, 13:52

Mav,

It has cured the flashing light problem.

I only had to send the plastic fob section of the key to him, and I don't know if you can start the vehicle with the key with out that part on it, but you could try it before sending it. I don't think it will cause the alarm to go off, but I'm not sure...?

Alternatively he will sell you the repair kit, which consists of new buttons, a battery and new microswitch for around £7.50 + P & P. I can't do fine soldering and I didn't want damage any of the other components trying it. I guess you pays your money and takes your choice (as they say).

Regards

Alan

P.s Thanks for changing the thread title, and sorry for not starting a new one, which I think I should have done.. ops:

16-10-2008, 19:37	#16
iansjones Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Stroud, South West England Vehicle: Pathfinder Posts: 220	tonup welcome aboard. I am gloucestershire as well. Well over in Stroud.

17-10-2008, 13:52	#17
TONUP Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: England Posts: 755	Mav, It has cured the flashing light problem. I only had to send the plastic fob section of the key to him, and I don't know if you can start the vehicle with the key with out that part on it, but you could try it before sending it. I don't think it will cause the alarm to go off, but I'm not sure...? Alternatively he will sell you the repair kit, which consists of new buttons, a battery and new microswitch for around £7.50 + P & P. I can't do fine soldering and I didn't want damage any of the other components trying it. I guess you pays your money and takes your choice (as they say). Regards Alan P.s Thanks for changing the thread title, and sorry for not starting a new one, which I think I should have done.. ops: