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Programming a replacement key

jockmog

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My 996 came with only one key and I have purchased a replacement from an OPC. Does anyone know how long it takes to programme the new key at an OPC?
 
OPC Hatfield quoted £45 + VAT to programme the key and about 15-20 mins do it while you wait but that was 2 years ago! Here in Western Australia they charge $373 for the head £213 and $220 to programme £126! So bloody expensive[:mad:]

 
I got the key from OPC Perth but they said that they couldn't programme it for at least two days and, since they are 100 miles away..............
 
You need to get the key from the OPC and get them to program for the warranty as the quality if the keys is so poor. If anyone else programs the key they claim it as faulty programming and void the warranty.
 
Help.
I cannot get I to my 986 (2004) .
I went on holiday last week and used the keyfob to lock my car.
I returned this week and used the button to unlock. It didnt!
Since I've owned it I never got a key that worked the drivers door.
Now I can't get I !!
Can someone tell how to get in?

Regards
Shaun

 

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