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astra 53 plate key replacement
my husband snapped off the very end of the metal bit of his key. we have a spare one but now one is broken we now need a new spare. do these keys have a chip in - they don't look like they do...they are flat. and if so or not how much is a replacement likely to cost. many thanks
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If you go to a Vauxhall dealer you need to take the passcard that gives the key number - you should have got one with the car. Also they will probably want to see the registration document to prove ownership, and some form of ID such as driving licence.
Cost depends on whether you want the remote locking one or not. I had the no remote and I think I paid about �60.
It takes two visits - one to order the key and one to get it programmed to the car. You only need have the car there for the second visit.
If you go to a Vauxhall dealer you need to take the passcard that gives the key number - you should have got one with the car. Also they will probably want to see the registration document to prove ownership, and some form of ID such as driving licence.
Cost depends on whether you want the remote locking one or not. I had the no remote and I think I paid about �60.
It takes two visits - one to order the key and one to get it programmed to the car. You only need have the car there for the second visit.
I lost the (chipped) key to my 2000 Corsa about 4 years ago. About 2 years ago the spare snapped. I got (an unchipped) spare cut for about �7 & put it on the keyring next to the chipped fob. As long as you hold the fob & the key close together, it works ok. I resent paying that much for a replacement, & yes a Vauxhall dealer will want the V5 & your ID. However, my dealer gave me a mobile locksmiths business card, suggesting it may be cheaper & quicker!
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