djneils98

Hi all
today I managed to accidentally wash my bugeye wrx keys with the little blue immobiliser keyfob thing. It doesn't work now

can't seem to find any on fleabay so does anyone know:
A) where I can get one for a reasonable price and
B) how I get it programmed to work with my immobiliser?

Cheers in advance!

PADDYHOEY

iTrader: (24)

I have plenty of blue fobs in stock. £35 posted via recorded post. I've supplied quite a few members on here now who was in trouble. Lol

I can email instructions to recode the fob.

rob84

iTrader: (5)

piece of cake to program to your car.

arm & disarm the system with either pin code or one working fob, then enter the following
*17856*91*2# then press the button on each fob to be programmed and the alarm will beep to signify its programmed

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SUBARU-1-B...item3cd59c7c59

djneils98

cheers mate - just gonna see if a night in the airing cupboard makes any difference and if not will probably take you up on that offer.
If so, how can I pay you? paypal?

djneils98

at the risk of sounding even dumber than I have already - how do you enter numbers? is there a keypad or something that i'm not aware of?

blackvenom

Usually in the glove box mate. Or under the steering wheel

djneils98

well I never there's a keypad under the steering wheel

had the car nearly 5 years and never noticed

joey_turbo

iTrader: (26)

It's only a piece of cake to program if you know the PIN. IF you dont you can change it with a working fob. If you don't have a working fob, then, bad times.

EssexJamie

iTrader: (5)

How do you change the pin with a working fob I have a working fob but no idea on the pin?
Do I need the pin to buy and re-code a spare key fob?

MDS_WRX

iTrader: (1)

No, you just arm then disarm using your working fob, then (within 30 seconds) type the following into the keypad:

*17856*92*aaaa*aaaa#

(change the aaaa to the new pin you want)

EssexJamie

iTrader: (5)

Nice one thanks