Peugeot 308 Key Fob Replacement

Peugeot's 308 may be catching on a little however, it's still appealing. It's not the most luxurious car in its class, but it is a pleasant and peaceful driving experience.

Here at Coded Car Keys we are often asked to replace peugeot 308 key fobs. No matter if the issue is ongoing or continuous, the following tips should help.

Water Damage

If you accidentally drop your key fob into a puddle or it is soaked while kayaking, canoeing, rafting, or canyoning it is likely to be damaged by water. The best way to prevent this from happening is to always keep it in a dry container when you're outside or performing activities where the fob could be exposed to large amounts of water.

It's also crucial to ensure sure that the fob has dried out before you open the fob and then use it. If you notice any odors coming from the fob, like an industrial liquid smell or the scent of windshield washer fluid, it's another indication that it's been submerged in water.

A circuit board that's damp can cause the battery's charge to drop its energy or even explode. If you can pull your keyfob 308 from the water it is best to turn the button side up and shake as much water as you can before opening the casing. 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 might be unable to function could be due to a dead coin battery problems with the receiver module, signal interference, or an electronic chip that is defective. If none of these are the issue, try resetting the system by disconnection of the 12 volt battery for around 15 minutes.

Dead Coin Battery

Peugeot cars come with a remote start system that lets drivers start their vehicle from an extended distance, which allows them to warm up or cool down the car prior to entering. This feature is extremely beneficial particularly during the cold winter months. However, it is possible that the remote start system ceases operating due to a range of reasons, including a dead coin battery.

The coin-shaped battery located inside the key fob can last between two and four years based on how often it is utilized, the place it was purchased and how it is utilized. The date of use will be printed on the packaging or in the user manual.

If the key fob is no longer working after being exposed to clean tapwater, remove the battery and clean the electronic chip using the help of a paper towel that has been soaked with isopropyl ethanol. Then, dry the chip thoroughly before replacing it. If the key fob was exposed to soapy or salty water, it may have caused the chip to be damaged. You'll need to replace it.

If you're not certain the battery is defective it is possible to test the voltage with a multimeter that is set to the car's voltage range, and connect it to the plus and minus terminals. The voltage should read approximately 12 to 13 volts, but if it is lower, the battery needs to be replaced. You can also reset the computer that is onboard by disconnecting and reconnecting the 12 volt batteries in reverse order. (positive cable first, then negative cable). The engine should now begin.

Faulty Receiver Module

If you're not seeing the "Key Detected" message on your dashboard, it's possible that your receiver module has created a fault. It's the part that transmits the signal when your key fob turns on. It also acts as an alarm, and stops the vehicle from starting without the correct key.

This could be due to a number of reasons, including water damage or simply ageing. If your Peugeot 308 key fob has been exposed dirty tap water, as in the electronic chip located inside the device will be damaged. In this instance, you'll have to remove it and clean it thoroughly using isopropyl or electronic cleaner. Once it's dry you can put the battery back in and try again.

If the issue is not resolved, it is a good idea that you visit a local Peugeot expert or locksmith. They'll be able to utilize a diagnostic tool to assist in identifying the problem and repair it for you.

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Faulty Electronic Chip

The chip inside your Peugeot 308 key fob is a very important part of the remote control system. If it is damaged your car may not start, or you could receive a message stating "anti-theft active". If this occurs, the only option to fix the issue is to obtain a new key. Fortunately, professional auto locksmiths can offer the service in the shortest amount of time.

The chip inside the chip of your Peugeot 308 key fob can be damaged by water damage, sweat dirt, or any other cause. If your Peugeot key fob has been exposed soapy or dirty water, it should be cleaned right away. You can make use of a towel and isopropyl alcohol to wipe the electronic component. After that, let the battery dry completely.

Radio interference can cause a key fob to stop functioning. This could be caused by other devices that operate at the same frequency as your Peugeot key fob. It can also be caused by weather conditions or objects in the vicinity of the vehicle. It is recommended to visit a Peugeot dealer if you encounter this issue.

The Peugeot 207/308 key fob is extremely delicate and requires a lot of care. You should not drop it or throw it around. If you lose it, try to locate it as quickly as possible. You can reset your on-board computer by disconnection of the battery for a few minutes. Be sure to disconnect the negative cable first before connecting the positive.