Replacing a 207 key
I have recently purchased at Peugeot 207 which only had one key as the previous owner had lost one.
When I contacted the dealer at they were charging £80 for the key, £30 for the key code and £65 to program. Surely there is a cheaper method of doing this?
When I contacted the dealer at they were charging £80 for the key, £30 for the key code and £65 to program. Surely there is a cheaper method of doing this?
Asked on 30 June 2012 by ollieebbo
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Honest John
Of course there is. Timpsons in the High Street. Or Keys and locksmiths at: www.honestjohn.co.uk/useful-websites/specialists/
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