Peugeot 308 Key Fob Replacement

peugeot 3008 key fob's 308 might be getting on a little but it's still eye-catching. It's not the plushest car in its class but an Ford Focus or Volkswagen Golf will shield you from surface imperfections - but it's a relaxing and a civilized driving experience.

We often receive requests from Coded Car Keys to replace peugeot key fobs. The following tips will aid in solving the issue whether it is persistent or intermittent.

Water Damage

If you happen to leave your key fob in a pool or splash it with water while swimming, kayaking, canoeing, rafting or canyoning, it's likely to sustain water damage. The best method to prevent this from happening is to always keep it in a dry bag whenever you're going outdoors or doing activities in which the fob may be exposed to excessive amounts of water.

It's also essential to make sure that the fob is completely dried out prior to opening the fob and then use it. If you notice any smells emanating from the fob (such as industrial fluid or windshield washer fluid) it is a indicator that it is submerged.

A wet circuit may cause the battery's charge to be drained or even explode. If you are able to get the 308 keyfob from the water it is best to turn the button side up and shake as much water as you can before opening the casing. Remove the battery, then wipe the circuit board down with a cotton swab, which has been dipped in 90-percent alcohol.

Other reasons that your Peugeot 308 remote entry keyless system may not function could be due to a dead coin-cell battery, receiver module problems signal interference, or a malfunctioning chip. If none of these causes the cause, you can try resetting the system by disconnection of the battery with 12 volts for around 15 minutes.

Dead Coin Battery

Peugeot cars come with a remote-start system which allows the driver to start the car from a distance while warming up or cooling down the vehicle prior to entering. This feature is extremely helpful particularly during the winter's cold and chilly months. Remote start systems can be stopped for a variety of reasons, including the battery being dead.

A coin-shaped battery that is located inside the key fob has a life span of between two and four years, depending on how often it is used and where it is purchased. The date of use is usually found on the packaging or written in the manual.

If the key fob has stopped working after being exposed to pure tapwater, you need to remove the battery and clean the electronic chip with the aid of a towel soaked in isopropyl ethanol. Then dry the chip thoroughly before replacing. In the event of exposure to salty or soapy water, the chip may be fried and you will require replacing the key fob completely.

If you're not sure whether the battery is damaged You can test the voltage using an instrument connected to the minus and plus terminals. If the voltage is lower than 12-13 volts you must replace the battery. You can also reset your onboard computer by disconnecting and reconnecting the 12 volt batteries in reverse order. (positive cable first, then negative cable). The engine should start after this.

Faulty Receiver Module

If you're not seeing the "Key Detected" message on your dashboard, it's possible the receiver module has discovered a problem. It's the part that transmits the signal when your key fob goes off. It also functions as an alarm and prevents the car from starting without the correct key.

This can be due to many reasons, such as water damage or just getting old. If the electronic chip within your Peugeot 308 keyfob has been damaged by dirty tap water it could be due to the fact that the keyfob was contaminated with it. In this situation you'll have to take the device apart and clean it thoroughly with isopropyl or electronic cleaner. When the battery is clean then you can try again.

If the issue isn't resolved, it's probably a good idea to see an area Peugeot specialist or locksmith. They'll utilize a diagnostic tool to assist in identifying the problem and fix it.

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A malfunctioning electronic chip

The chip inside your Peugeot 308 key fob is a very crucial component of the remote control system. If it gets damaged, your car may not start or you may receive a message stating "anti-theft active". In this instance the only option is to replace the key. Auto locksmiths with experience are able to provide this fastest possible time.

The chip in the chip of your Peugeot 308 key fob can fail due to sweat, water damage dirt, or other causes. If your Peugeot key fob has been exposed to soapy or dirty water, it should be cleaned right away. You can wipe the electronic component with paper towels soaked with isopropyl Alcohol. The battery must then be allowed to completely dry.

Radio interference can cause a key fob to stop functioning. This could be caused by other devices that operate on the same frequency as your Peugeot key fob. It could be caused by unsafe conditions or objects that are within the vicinity of the vehicle. If you encounter this issue, it is best to visit the Peugeot dealership.

The Peugeot 207/308 key fob is very delicate and requires special care. It is not recommended to drop it or throw it around. If you lose something, try to find it as soon as you can. You can reset your on-board computer by disconnecting the battery for a couple of minutes. Disconnect the negative cable before the positive.