Not sure if you have to use them, but I remember someone on here offering them, I'll see if if can fish out the link to the chat if it is of interest..
As above really. Car only came with one key that has the 2 buttons in the key for remote locking/unlocking. Any idea where to get a spare that won’t cost the earth. Someone suggested Timpsons. Googled it and folk are saying they were quoted £145!! Cheers in advance. ATVB Alan
I don't know if this is useful, but you can program any keyfob to your car (at least with the 2 button UK ones). What I have always done is to get a key cut at Timpsons (or whoever), and then buy a used 2 button key from ebay, which I cut the key part off (making a keyfob to keep on the keyring with your new key), and then program your key and remote locking to the car. It's easy and cheap.
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Along with the compatible immobiliser chip. I can't remember which one the Suabru uses exactly but it is a universal one - That key comes with an ID46. From memory it might be an ID42.
Then it's a case of getting the key blade cut, getting your existing immobiliser chip in your standard key 'cloned' onto the new one (the hardest part & you'll need a vehicle locksmith to do this, or import the appropriate kit - something like this: http://www.vvdishop.com/wholesale/xhorse-vvdi-key-tool.html), & pairing the remote lock/unlock of the new key with the car.
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