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Hello everyone.

 

I have just bought a Ford Galaxy 2002 (51 reg) 1.9TD Diesel Red car. I only received the V5 logbook, MOT with it.

 

I also received ONE key (pictures are attached of the current key I have). I beleive it is the spare key.

 

At the moment, everytime I use the car, I have to manually lock/unlock the car, which is very annoying as I should be able to do it remotely by clicking a button on the key.

 

So I need a replacment key. Now because I have never had the original key for the car, I am totally confused at what key I should have, what frequancy and with what buttons.

 

I found this on eBay: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/290785423972 (5WK4 790/97/98 - 433.92MHz).

 

Am I looking at the right key?

If so, what do I do to program this key to lock/unlock my car?

Can somebody point me in the right direction?

 

Thank You,

 

Habz

 

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What do you mean by "both at the same time"? I would think that the key I have does not have a chip in it, since it has no buttons??
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The Passive Anti Theft (PAT) chip in it is for the immobiliser. If you buy a second hand one make sure it has the PAT chip as you won't be able to start the car until this has been programmed to the car. The remote buttons just lock/unlock and arm/disarm the alarm.
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One last question, is there any fob available which lets you simply lock/unlock the car remotely?

 

As I dont mind using the key I already have to start the engine, I just dont like entering the key to lock/unlock the car every friggin time.

 

Thanks,

 

All help/replies MUCH appreciated!!

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