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12 October 2013, 02:03 PM
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Key help
Done a search but as of yet not found the right answer.
Just got my spare key out for my Hawk WRX, pushed the button and nothing happened.
The actual key is cut correctly and opens door and fits ignition, however I guess the key is not matched to the car.
The battery is good in it.
The Kay look brand new so i guess the PO got it and never linked it to the car.
My searches show that i have to do some typing in on the key pad using a 4 digit code. the key has a metal tag which has a 5 digit number
how do i programme the key to the car please.
cheers
Paul
Just got my spare key out for my Hawk WRX, pushed the button and nothing happened.
The actual key is cut correctly and opens door and fits ignition, however I guess the key is not matched to the car.
The battery is good in it.
The Kay look brand new so i guess the PO got it and never linked it to the car.
My searches show that i have to do some typing in on the key pad using a 4 digit code. the key has a metal tag which has a 5 digit number
how do i programme the key to the car please.
cheers
Paul
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12 October 2013, 11:33 PM
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It means that maybe just the battery is dead. Try replacing before panicing.
If still doesn't work, it means the fob needs re syncing to the alarm. Very simple job!!
If still doesn't work, it means the fob needs re syncing to the alarm. Very simple job!!
13 October 2013, 09:10 AM
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seen a few ways of re syncing just not sure which one to do.. pinter if you may...
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13 October 2013, 01:58 PM
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Result,well after 3rd attempt, as I was not doing it with the drivers door open
Thanks Rob, happy chappy now.
Dan, I will have to look for another sign of imminent HG failure this was a false alarm....
... Pun intended..Paul
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put code in and pressed button, now sorted
27 April 2014, 07:21 PM
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Just done this; As I'd left the wife's key without a battery for a week!Scoobynet: If at first you don't succeed, try searching with a different phrase!!
BTW, anyone know if you can get the alarm to tell you it's code? I've never had the code to my 2nd scooby and live in fear of a flat key and no code...
27 April 2014, 08:49 PM
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Don't think you can find out the current code but you can reset it to another code! I can't for the life of me remember how to do it though! Similar to the one below by typing in various numbers and buttons etc! I did it to my car when I bought it. Found out how to do it by searching on here so the info is there somewhere!
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27 April 2014, 08:53 PM
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Don't think you can find out the current code but you can reset it to another code! I can't for the life of me remember how to do it though! Similar to the one below by typing in various numbers and buttons etc! I did it to my car when I bought it. Found out how to do it by searching on here so the info is there somewhere!
https://www.scoobynet.com/903446-sig...head-up-2.html
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