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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My car keys complete with car remote toggle have been through the washing machine! The car is a 1996 993. The toggle has "Laserline" printed on it and two buttons - I assume this is standard. Also, the key has lost its light, battery and battery cover. Does anyone know the best way of getting repacements and what they might cost - "er-indoors" is paying. Migration info. Legacy thread was 18564

POST 2Original post

I got 2 brand new key heads on Ebay for £23 including postage from Germany . Zuffi12 is the members name and he usually has several bits and pieces for sale. I had a look today but he hasn’t got key heads at the moment. I understand that the alarm remote is much harder to sort out due to needing a red key? to programme the new unit. Migration info. Legacy thread was 18579

POST 3Original post

I had a new key cut at my local OPC and it was only about £10. They cut it while I waited. Migration info. Legacy thread was 18585

POST 4Original post

Did that include the keyhead with torch and porsche badge? that sounds like very good value Migration info. Legacy thread was 18631

POST 5Original post

Yes it did. I can't remember the exact price but it wasn't more than £15 Migration info. Legacy thread was 18635

POST 6Original post

Wow, OPC Hatfield charged me £39 for a new key. Migration info. Legacy thread was 18648

POST 7Original post

Buy a key head off Ebay. The most you should pay would be about £10. And go along to your local key cutter who will cut the correct key insert for about £4. postamble(); Migration info. Legacy thread was 18707

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