Haxzer

Yet again!, anyone know a good place to get 1 from?, as Subaru what loads of money and e-bay aint got one!, The plastic bit at the end of the fob has snapped off and no longer stays on the key ring!

Cheers

Haxzer

ps; is off MY00 Standard Blue Alarm Fob...

Haxzer

Anyone????

messiah

Will glue not fix it?

My STI keyfob broke yesterday too (sob)

Jake

Same thing happened to me, threw it in a drawer and now use the spare.

Haxzer

Cant fix with glue, and this is the spare!, the original broke a few months ago!.

Cheers

Haxzer

brybusa

try these

http://www.alarmremotes.co.uk/

Dave_A

I'm in the same boat, both key fobs knackered because the plastic at the end is broken. Remote fob stays in my pocket now, just have to be careful not to lose it. Pain comes when sending your car for a service etc, as they tape the remote to another key so not to lose it.

I taped mine originally to a keyring, but the metal in made blipping the remote hard as it interfered with the tranmission of the signal.

If you find somewhere doing these cheap, or find an alternative fob that the parts can be transplated into, let me know as I'd like to get mine sorted too.

Dave
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Steve25

I wonder if you could carefully drill a hole in each end and then thread a seperate ring throgh the new holes and then your key in turn onto the ring. This worked successfully with my sons Honda Civic fob.

All the best.

Zool

i had same problem i drild it with a 4mill dril bit just a tad away from the chunky part of the fob and its good as new and cost nowt ive even chukd mine at dog in temper when he went to the toilet on the cream carpet i wernt bein cruel just all down staires wood floor, landing and stairs cream carpet. plus he had the runy kind of toilet maters so ther goes the reason for the keys bein chuked at him and stil solid didnt snap or anythin worth a try fellas hope it helps.

WR1 Ant

Replacement fobs can be bought from local dealer for about £35 each from memory, all you need is your 4 digit pin and your alarm can be programed to accept the new fob.

Dave_A

I did this to my first fob. but after a while the plastic wore through and snapped again, although I was carefult not to go to close to the edge of the fob, its like the plastic used for mine is quite brittle. MAybe a previsou owner kept his keys on top a radiator or something

Dave
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