Key Fob Micro Switch Unattached!

RoverRobert · 15th October 2014, 05:48

As above, the microswitch that opens the car has come loose from the circuit board so I can't open the car. Can open it with the key though and it starts OK. Other switch that locks the car is fine.

Is this repairable?

Of course, I only have one key...

Anyone on here that can do this kind of thing?

If not, where can I get new keys (would like two this time!)

Cheers

marinabrian · 15th October 2014, 06:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by RoverRobert

As above, the microswitch that opens the car has come loose from the circuit board so I can't open the car. Can open it with the key though and it starts OK. Other switch that locks the car is fine.

Is this repairable?

Of course, I only have one key...

Anyone on here that can do this kind of thing?

If not, where can I get new keys (would like two this time!)

Cheers

I can sort this out for you

Drop me a PM and we'll go from there

Brian

RoverRobert · 15th October 2014, 06:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by marinabrian

I can sort this out for you

Drop me a PM and we'll go from there

Brian

Will do - hope this doesn't mean a drive to Toon Town!

marinabrian · 15th October 2014, 06:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by RoverRobert

Will do - hope this doesn't mean a drive to Toon Town!

Not unless you want a 160 upgrade and a second key doing at the same time Rob

Your remote board will fit in a jiffy bag though

Brian

Doc Evil · 15th October 2014, 09:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by marinabrian

Not unless you want a 160 upgrade and a second key doing at the same time Rob

Your remote board will fit in a jiffy bag though

Brian

Do they do saloon size jiffy bags Brian?

okenora · 15th October 2014, 16:38

Brian did my 2 keys and all I can say is EXCELLENT....Why anyone would even consider getting someone else to do this work is beyond me. Popped my circuit boards in post, kept key to start/open the car. Soon as Brian got them they were both beautifully repaired and in the return post.....top job and a gent to deal with.

If only I could do without my ECU for a few days it would be away to Brian for some added magic too.....

Johnny2R · 15th October 2014, 17:13

Brian repaired my key circuit board a while back as well, did a great job quickly and for a very reasonable price. I was a very satisfied customer and you will be too!

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15th October 2014, 16:38	#6
okenora Posted a thing or two Rover 75 Conn CDT SE + intelligence pack Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Enniskillen Posts: 1,094 Thanks: 6 Thanked 141 Times in 128 Posts	Brian did my 2 keys and all I can say is EXCELLENT....Why anyone would even consider getting someone else to do this work is beyond me. Popped my circuit boards in post, kept key to start/open the car. Soon as Brian got them they were both beautifully repaired and in the return post.....top job and a gent to deal with. If only I could do without my ECU for a few days it would be away to Brian for some added magic too.....

15th October 2014, 17:13	#7
Johnny2R Gets stuck in Rover 75 CDT Club Tourer Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Norwich Posts: 712 Thanks: 98 Thanked 47 Times in 24 Posts	Brian repaired my key circuit board a while back as well, did a great job quickly and for a very reasonable price. I was a very satisfied customer and you will be too!