tanyatriangles

iTrader: (2)

I need a new one, the one I use 99.9% of the time is so worn it's difficult to get it to disengage the ignition lock, and turn. The other one works perfectly.

So I phone my nearest dealer, and..................£62.10 plus VAT £71.42 for a key

Why does it have to be so dear? Especially given they my car is no longer using the OE Subaru ecu? It doesn't even have a central locking blipper on it, as mine was never remote

Ginge !

iTrader: (1)

what year is this for ???

ive got 2 keys for my classic, one has the black plastic and the other is all silver metal

cant see them costing more than 10 quid including the cutting tbh

SC008Y_MAD

iTrader: (5)

Try Toyota, £120+ vat just for the key. You still have to get it programed.

legacytt

that will be the key fob at that price unless it has a chip in the key.

tanyatriangles

iTrader: (2)

It's a 98 UK car............it HAS a chip that DID talk to the Scoob ecu, wouldn't start without it, but with a LINK?

Not sure if it's the same.

My youngest has lost his for his Corsa SRi, £110 plus VAT, but it DOES have a door-locking remote blipper.