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moron
09 January 2006 11:38 AM
Getting a key cut...
I've got a 99 UK Classic with a key and separate alarm fob (std jobby). I went to get a key cut and the guy reakons the keys have encoders built in so I'll need to go to Subaru? I thought all the encoding was done by the plipper?:confused:
IanW
09 January 2006 11:47 AM
Nope your car will also have a transponder chip in the key.
moron
09 January 2006 12:40 PM
Great....expensive? I presume they're only available from Subaru?
Merv
09 January 2006 09:57 PM
Only about £75.
Sigma Sam
10 January 2006 07:19 PM
Originally Posted by moron
I've got a 99 UK Classic with a key and separate alarm fob (std jobby). I went to get a key cut and the guy reakons the keys have encoders built in so I'll need to go to Subaru? I thought all the encoding was done by the plipper?:confused:
I'm afraid not.
On the 99MY the separate Radio Key operates the Standard UK fit Sigma M30 which immobilises 2 circuits and gives the vehicle Cat 1 certification.
However, the vehicle also has a factory fitted transponder immobiliser which is operated from a chip within the ignition key housing - the other circuits provided by the M30 are required as the factory system does not meet Thatcham approval.
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