Peugeot 308 Key Fob Replacement

Peugeot's 308 may be catching on a little but it's still attractive. It's not the most luxurious car in its class, but it is a pleasant and peaceful drive.

Here at Coded Car Keys we are often asked to replace peugeot 108 key cover 308 key fobs. The following tips can help whether the problem is ongoing or intermittent.

Water Damage

If you leave your fob in the midst of a puddle or splash it with water while swimming, kayaking, canoeing, rafting, or canyoning, it's probably to suffer water damage. The best way to avoid this from happening is to always keep it in a dry container when you're out in the open or engaging in activities in which the fob may be exposed to high levels of water.

You should also ensure that the fob is dry before opening it up and re-using it. If you notice any odors emanating from the fob such as an industrial-type liquid smell or that of windshield washer fluid, this is another indication that it's submerged in water.

A wet circuit board can cause the battery to discharge its charge, or even explode. If you're able fish your key fob 308 out of the water in which it was stuck in then flip the button side down and shake it out as much water as possible before opening the case. Once you have opened it, take off the battery and clean the circuit board using a cotton swab dipped in 90-percent isopropyl alcohol.

Other reasons why your Peugeot 308 remote keyless entry system may be unable to function could be due to an empty coin battery problems with the receiver module, signal interference, or a faulty electronic chip. If none of the above are the reason, you may try resetting the system by disconnecting the 12 volt battery for around 15 minutes.

Dead Coin Battery

peugeot 208 key cars come with remote start which allows drivers to start their vehicle from some distance, which allows them to warm up or cool down the vehicle before they enter. This feature is extremely helpful particularly during the winter's cold and chilly months. The remote start system can stop working for a variety reasons, such as the dead battery in the coin-battery.

The coin-shaped battery contained inside the key fob can last between two and four years depending on how frequently it is used, the location it was purchased, and the way it is utilized. Its use-by date is typically printed on the package or in the manual.

If the key fob is no longer working after being exposed water that is clean, remove the battery and clean the electronic chip using an absorbent paper towel that has been soaked in isopropyl ethanol. Then dry the chip completely before replacing it. If the key fob was exposed to salty or soapy water, it may have fried the chip. It is recommended to replace it.

If you're unsure if the battery is defective it is possible to check the voltage using a multimeter attached to both the terminals plus and minus. The voltage should range from 12-13 volts, however, if it reads lower, the battery should 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 and then negative). The engine should now start.

Faulty Receiver Module

If you don't get the "Key Detected" message, it could mean the receiver module faulty. It's the part that sends out a signal when your key fob activates. It also acts as an alarm and blocks the car from starting if it doesn't have the correct key.

This can be due to many reasons, such as water damage or just the aging process. If the electronic chip inside your Peugeot 308 keyfob has been damaged by dirty tap water, it could be because the keyfob was exposed it. In this scenario, you'll have to take it off and thoroughly clean it with isopropyl or electronic cleaner. Once it's dry, you can put the battery back in and try again.

If the issue is not resolved, it is a good idea to visit a local Peugeot expert or locksmith. They'll make use of a diagnostic device to assist in identifying the problem and repair it for you.

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Faulty Electronic Chip

The electronic chip in your Peugeot 308 key fob is a very vital component of the remote control system. If it gets damaged, your car might not start or receive a message stating "anti-theft active". If this occurs, the only option to fix the problem is to obtain a new key. Auto locksmiths who are professionals are able to provide this fastest possible time.

The chip in your Peugeot 308's key fob may become faulty for a variety of reasons, such as sweat, water damage or dirt. If your peugeot 3008 key fob not working 308 key fob is exposed to soapy water, take it to the cleaners immediately. You can wipe the electronic component with paper towels soaked with isopropyl Alcohol. The battery must then be allowed to fully dry.

Radio interference can cause the key fob to stop functioning. This could be caused by other devices operating on the same frequency as your Peugeot key fob. It could also be caused by bad weather or objects in the vicinity of the vehicle. If you experience this problem it is recommended to visit a Peugeot dealership.

The Peugeot 207/308 key fob is extremely delicate and requires care. It is important not to throw or drop the key fob. If you lose it, try to locate it as quickly 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.