Peugeot 308 Key Fob Replacement

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Here at Coded Car Keys we are often asked to replace peugeot 308 key fobs. The following tips can help whether the problem is ongoing or intermittent.

Water Damage

If you accidentally drop your key fob into an eddy, or it gets wet while kayaking, canoeing, rafting or canyoning, the fob is likely to be damaged by water. The best way to avoid this from happening is to keep it in a dry bag when you're going outdoors or doing activities in which the fob may be exposed to a lot of water.

It's also crucial to make sure the fob has completely dried before you open the fob and then use it. If you notice any smells emanating from the fob (such as industrial liquid or windshield washer fluid) it is a sign that it has been submerged.

A circuit board that's wet can cause the battery to lose its energy or even explode. If you're able to fish your 308 key fob out from the body of water it got stuck in turn the button upside down and shake out as much water as you can before opening the case. Take the battery out, and then wipe the circuit board down with a cotton swab, which has been submerged in 90 percent alcohol.

Other reasons why your Peugeot 308 remote keyless entry system that you use to enter your home may not function include an empty coin battery, receiver module issues, signal interference, or an electronic chip that is damaged. If none of these are the reason, you can reset the system by removing the 12 Volt battery from the car for 15 mins.

Dead Coin Battery

Peugeot cars are equipped with a remote-start feature that allows the driver to start the car from afar, warming up or cooling down the vehicle prior to stepping inside. This feature is extremely beneficial, especially during cold winter months. The remote start system may not function due to a variety of reasons, including an inactive coin-battery.

The coin-shaped battery contained inside the key fob could last between two and four years based on the frequency with which it is used, where it was purchased and how it is utilized. The date of use is usually printed on the packaging or listed in the instruction manual.

If the key fob stopped functioning after exposure to water that is clean it is recommended to remove the battery, then clean the electronic chip with a paper towel and isopropyl alcohol, and then dry it thoroughly before replacing it. In the event of exposure to salty or soapy water, the chip might be fried and you will need to replace the key fob altogether.

If you're not sure that the battery is not working properly, you can test its voltage using a multimeter that is set to the car's voltage range, and connect it to the terminals for minus and plus. If the voltage is less than 12-13 volts, you must replace the battery. If you want to, you can try to reset your on-board computer by disconnecting the battery at 12 volts for a few minutes and then reconnecting it in reverse order (positive cable first followed by negative). The engine should then start.

Faulty Receiver Module

If you're not receiving the "Key Detected" message on your dashboard, it's possible that your receiver module has created a fault. It's the component that sends an indication to the car when the key fob is activated which also acts as an immobiliser. It also stops it from starting until the correct key is present.

This could be caused by a number of factors, including water damage or simply the aging process. If the chip inside your Peugeot 308 keyfob has been damaged by dirty tap water It could be because the keyfob was contaminated with it. In this instance you'll have to take it apart and clean it thoroughly using isopropyl alcohol or an electronic cleaner. Once it's dry, you can put the battery back in and try it again.

If the issue persists, it is recommended to see the local Peugeot expert or locksmith. They can utilize an instrument for diagnosing to identify the issue and fix it.

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Electronic chip that is malfunctioning

The electronic chip in the Peugeot 308 key fob plays an essential part in the remote control system. If it becomes damaged, your car might not start, or you could get a message saying "anti-theft active". If this happens, the only way to fix the issue is to purchase a new key. Luckily, professional auto locksmiths are able to provide this service in the shortest amount of time.

The chip inside the key fob of your Peugeot 308 could be damaged due to many reasons, such as water damage, sweat or dirt. If your peugeot boxer key fob programming key fob has been exposed to dirty or soapy water, it must be cleaned immediately. You can clean the electronic component using a paper towel soaked in isopropyl Alcohol. The battery should then be allowed to fully dry.

Sometimes the key fob may not function due to radio interference. This can be caused when other devices use the same frequency as your Peugeot keyfob. It can also be caused by bad weather or objects that are in the vicinity of the vehicle. It is recommended to see a Peugeot dealer if you have this problem.

The peugeot 308 replacement key 207/308 key fob is extremely delicate and requires care. It is not recommended to drop it or throw it around. If you lose it, try to find it as soon as you can. You can reset the onboard computer by disconnection of the battery for a couple of minutes. Disconnect the negative cable prior to the positive.