I used a blunt Stanley knife to carefully pry apart the inner clips so the inside shell comes apart, was much faster than using a screwdriver as shown, apart from that thanks for the video for showing how it all comes apart.
Very helpful video, thanks. I managed to fix the non-working door opening button on my Abarth Grande Punto keyfob; a PCB track had been broken, where the battery terminal swings into the casing (a rather poor design).
In case your key doesn't close fully, you need to replace the big tear-shaped piece at the end of the key, also. To do this, you need to remove the pin connecting the piece with the actual key. To do this, you need a metal rod and a hammer. Make sure to not lose the pin, as you will need it for the replacement.
the most important part is the spring of the blade . once u put that on below the blade and then lock it in place ( the blade ) , u have to turn one turn with the cover ( after inserting the other spring from the top ) , correct ? there were two springs in each key , correct ?
Is there a time limit (disconnect the rest of they from the battery) which I have to look for? For example, after 10, 15 or xx minutes they will lose the programming?
There is a chip in the old key fob built into the plastic which is for the emobilizer on your vehicle . I bought one of these and found I had to put it back in my old one .
You don't need to dismantle the metal key portion from the spring component.if you look thete is a small roll pin that holds the key blank to the mechanism.if you drift this out and also on your original key,just swap them over,redraft in the little pin and bobs your uncle.use a thin panel pin to knock the roll pin out.
That was painful to watch
For anyone watching this make sure you turn the key with the spring in one turn or force so as to make the spring stronger.
Good point, you have to wind up the spring 1 turn or it will not flip open.
Can you explain this better?
It helps if you keep the subject in the frame.
Thanks man I just got a used 500 and the Fob looks like it survived a fire. Ordered the new one on ebay. Now we must wait.
So helpful!!! Thank you, just changed battery effortlessly
Very helpful video. Thank you mate. I spent a little bit more and cut the new key blade as well.
I used a blunt Stanley knife to carefully pry apart the inner clips so the inside shell comes apart, was much faster than using a screwdriver as shown, apart from that thanks for the video for showing how it all comes apart.
Great video. Helped massively. Thank you.
Great video, made changing my key painless. Thanks mate 👍🙏
Thanks for this, a job I'll be tackling shortly!
Thanks mate
Really helpful
thanks, it worked perfectly
great video thank you
by changing the shell of the key my central locking no longer works the battery and good if someone could help me. THANKS
Thank you very much
Very helpful video, thanks. I managed to fix the non-working door opening button on my Abarth Grande Punto keyfob; a PCB track had been broken, where the battery terminal swings into the casing (a rather poor design).
really helpful, took me 30 secs and it looks like new. Thanks, my daughter's dead chuffed
In case your key doesn't close fully, you need to replace the big tear-shaped piece at the end of the key, also. To do this, you need to remove the pin connecting the piece with the actual key. To do this, you need a metal rod and a hammer. Make sure to not lose the pin, as you will need it for the replacement.
the most important part is the spring of the blade . once u put that on below the blade and then lock it in place ( the blade ) , u have to turn one turn with the cover ( after inserting the other spring from the top ) , correct ?
there were two springs in each key , correct ?
Yes, that’s correct
Mine only closes with the button. It does not open with the button, what did I do wrong? Author never shows the right way during that step…
Where is the immo chip? In the plastic? In the PCB (one of the IC's)?
Great 👍
Is there a time limit (disconnect the rest of they from the battery) which I have to look for? For example, after 10, 15 or xx minutes they will lose the programming?
There is no time frame for this
That only happens on keyless cars
There is a chip in the old key fob built into the plastic which is for the emobilizer on your vehicle . I bought one of these and found I had to put it back in my old one .
The transponder is in metallic part of the key? Thanks
Yes
You don't need to dismantle the metal key portion from the spring component.if you look thete is a small roll pin that holds the key blank to the mechanism.if you drift this out and also on your original key,just swap them over,redraft in the little pin and bobs your uncle.use a thin panel pin to knock the roll pin out.
Good Job.
Was there any recoding needed after?
They dont work as the emobolozer chip is built into your old key fob plastic
Hi, can I have the link for the eBay one please
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Did it work ok on the car when finished?
Yes
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This video is not good. You need to do few extra things for the spring to work correctly and you need to move the key code into new case
How do you do that?
@@taraboor7942 i actually went to mechanic.. he did it in 10 sec, didnt even charge me…
what a bloody nightmare ..dont think i will even attempt this
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Has no idea what to do 😂😂
Cheers wanted know how do this with mine next question...... why are you driving a birds car
Very bad explained
Pain in the ass it is I rather just have a professional do it🤙