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Hi I've got an alarm on a car and need a spare key fob. Company that fitted it are no longer in existence so can't contact them

I'm wondering if I can use any 3 channel 433mhz fob and programme it to work using my other fob and valet switch or does it have to be fob from original manufacturer

Its an avitl alarm I believe they are made by same people that make toad and Clifford and others so can't see fobs being too different

Thanks for any info


 
Posted : 25/07/2014 7:57 pm
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You might be able to get one direct from the manufacturer:
[url= http://www.avital.com/ ]Avital.com[/url]


 
Posted : 25/07/2014 8:23 pm
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Can seem to get in contact with anyone there any ideas on cloning a fob anyone ta


 
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Check with your local locksmiths. I know our local guy can sort out key fobs for a fraction of the cost from the dealerships.


 
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Tried all over . Seems I need a pin number from the original install . Bugger ive no clue who did it. ๐Ÿ™


 
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Pin code is on the back of the instruction manual.. If you dont have it, your only option is to take the alarm out and send it of to be reprogrammed.

caraudiosecurity.com are the UK distributors...


 
Posted : 27/07/2014 5:44 pm