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Peugeot 308 Key Fob Replacement

Peugeot's 308 might seem a little old however it's still eye-catching. It's not the most luxurious car in its class and it's a Ford Focus or Volkswagen Golf will shield you from road imperfections, but it's a relaxed and pleasant driving experience.

Here at Coded Car Keys we are often asked to replace peugeot 308 key (www.Stes.tyc.edu.tw) fobs. No matter if the issue is persistent or intermittent the following tips will aid.

Water Damage

When you accidentally leave your fob in a puddle or splash it with water while swimming, kayaking, canoeing, rafting or canyoning, it's likely to sustain water damage. The best way to stop this from happening is to always keep it in a dry bag when you're outside or performing activities in which the fob may be exposed to excessive amounts of water.

You'll also need to ensure that the fob is dry before opening it up and using it again. If you detect any smells emanating from the fob such as an industrial-type liquid smell or the scent of windshield washer fluid, this is another sign that it's been submerged in water.

A circuit that is wet can cause the battery's power to be depleted or even explode. If you are able to get your 308 keyfob out of the water it is best to turn the button side up and shake as much water out as possible before opening the casing. Remove the battery, then clean the circuit board using a cotton swab which has been dipped in 90-percent alcohol.

Other reasons your Peugeot 308 remote entry keyless system may not work include a dead coin cell battery, receiver module problems signal interference, or a faulty chip. If none of these are the issue it is possible to reset the system by removing the 12 voltage battery from the car for 15 mins.

Dead Coin Battery

Peugeot cars are equipped with remote start systems which allows drivers to start their vehicle from a distance, allowing them to warm up or cool down the vehicle before entering. This feature is very beneficial particularly during the cold winter months. Remote start systems may be stopped for a variety of reasons, including an inactive coin-battery.

A coin-shaped battery located inside the key fob can last for a period of two to four years, based on how often used and where it is purchased. The date of use is typically written on the package or in the manual.

If the key fob has stopped working after being exposed clean tapwater, remove the battery and clean the electronic chip with the help of a paper towel that has been soaked with isopropyl ethanol. Then, dry the chip thoroughly before replacing it. In the event of exposure to salty or soapy water, the chip might be damaged and you'll need to replace the key fob entirely.

If you're not sure whether the battery is defective it is possible to check its voltage with an instrument connected to the terminals for plus and minus. The voltage should be around 12 to 13 volts, but if it's lower, the battery must be replaced. You can also attempt to reset the onboard computer by disconnecting the battery at 12 volts for a couple of minutes, and reconnecting it in reverse order (positive cable first, then negative). The engine should then start.

Faulty Receiver Module

If you're unable to see the "Key Detected" message on your dashboard, then it's possible that your receiver module has created a fault. It's the part that transmits an alert to the car when the key fob is activated which acts as an immobiliser. It also stops it from starting until the correct key is in place.

This could be caused by many reasons, such as 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 case you will have to take it off and thoroughly clean it with isopropyl or an electronic cleaner. Once it's dry, you can put the battery back in and try it again.

If the issue persists, it's probably a good idea to seek out an area Peugeot specialist or locksmith. They'll be able utilize a diagnostic tool to identify the issue and fix it.

It can be a stressful experience to lose your Peugeot car key. A certified auto locksmith will be able to solve the issue in minutes. They can cut a new key and program it to your vehicle, making sure you're back on the road again in the shortest amount of time. Find a locksmith in your area.

A malfunctioning electronic chip

The electronic chip inside the peugeot 308 replacement key 308 key fob is an vital component of the remote control system. If it is damaged, your car may not start or you might get a message saying "anti-theft active". In this instance the only option is to replace the key. Auto locksmiths with experience are able to provide the service within the shortest possible time.

The chip in the chip of your Peugeot 308 key fob can be damaged due to water damage, sweat dirt, or other reasons. If your Peugeot 308 key fob is exposed to soapy water, you should clean it right away. You can wipe the electronic component with a paper towel soaked in isopropyl Alcohol. Then, you need to allow the battery to completely dry.

Radio interference can cause a key fob to stop functioning. This could be caused by other devices operating on the same frequency as your Peugeot key fob. This can be caused by bad conditions or objects close to the vehicle. It is recommended to see a Peugeot dealer if you encounter this problem.

The Peugeot 207/308 Key Fob is fragile and requires special care. You should not drop it or throw it around. If you lose it, try to locate it as soon as you can. You can reset all the on-board computers by disconnecting the 12 volt battery for a short period of time. Be sure to disconnect the negative cable first, and then the positive.