Berlingo key fobs

andyd76 · Unread post by **andyd76** » 19 Sep 2010, 22:54

I've just bought a 57 plate berlingo van, it was supplied with one remote key and one normal key. Is this what would have been supplied from new? I also notice that the keycode card is missing, which i assume it should have. Is this a problem if i need a new key?

DickieG · Unread post by **DickieG** » 20 Sep 2010, 06:26

That's the normal combination of keys when supplied new, the code from the card can be obtained from a dealer but normally at a charge of £15, why not contact the original supplying dealer as they may have it on their records and let you know for free.

acrowot · Unread post by **acrowot** » 20 Sep 2010, 17:52

andyd76 wrote:I've just bought a 57 plate berlingo van, it was supplied with one remote key and one normal key. Is this what would have been supplied from new? I also notice that the keycode card is missing, which i assume it should have. Is this a problem if i need a new key?

If you mean the card that looks like a credit card the code on this is not for cutting the key, this code is the transponder code 4 digits used for pairing the key with the ECU. I believe the code needed for actually cutting the key if you do not have one to copy is supplied as a barcode with 10 digits beneath the barcode and this code is the one for the mechanical cut. Do you have something like this with your documents.

acrowot · Unread post by **acrowot** » 20 Sep 2010, 18:25

andyd76 wrote:I've just bought a 57 plate berlingo van, it was supplied with one remote key and one normal key. Is this what would have been supplied from new? I also notice that the keycode card is missing, which i assume it should have. Is this a problem if i need a new key?

If you mean the card that looks like a credit card the code on this is not for cutting the key, this code is the transponder code 4 digits used for pairing the key with the ECU. I believe the code needed for actually cutting the key if you do not have one to copy is supplied as a barcode with 10 digits beneath the barcode and this code is the one for the mechanical cut. Do you have something like this with your documents.

andyd76 · Unread post by **andyd76** » 20 Sep 2010, 19:11

I have an extensive amount of paperwork but neither of the codes you mention. I'm not too worried as it appears the dealer can suply these at a small cost although it would have been nice to have them. I have seen a few posts saying that dealers no longer supply these details with the newer vehicles but i can't sure to be honest. I thought it a little odd only having one remote key with non remote spare but if thats how they come then who am i to argue.
Looking at the service book i notice there doesn't appear to be a particle filter fitted to the van, is this correct? I hope so!
150k before the cam belt needs changing???? lol

berlingofan · Unread post by **berlingofan** » 20 Sep 2010, 19:51

Citroen reccommend 72k i think for a cambelt change. But its better to change it early in any case beceause a new belt is cheaper than a new engine.

With the codes.... i recently changed the BSI on my berlingo. I had bought the van from an auction so had no codes, just the V5.

The code i needed was a 5 digit code (if i remember correctly!), and it was the transponder code.

I hope i remember all these things correctly, it was a few months back now. If you need to know for certain i can always find out.

P.S maybe try my forum, www.berlingoforum.co.uk, just started today. Sorry to advertise it again, but its there to help people just like you.

andyd76 · Unread post by **andyd76** » 20 Sep 2010, 20:52

BSI? Sorry not familiar with Citroen's. My engine is the 1.6 HDI, service book states 150k for cambelt, or 120k with harsh use. Does seem very high!

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