Hi all, I'm after a bit of advice. I have a 2009 207 Verve, I was given only one remote key for my car, I have read that there is a way of programming keys to a car using various techniques ie disconnecting batteries, turning keys in ignitions etc. If I was to have a standard non remote virgin key cut is it possible to code it without the expensive services of an auto locksmith? Any advice would be great.
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Nick
PEUGEOT 207 2009 KEY CODING
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Paul-R
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Re: PEUGEOT 207 2009 KEY CODING
If it's the same as equivalent age Citroens (and it probably is) then the answer is no.
You need to pair a new key to the car using a Lexia/PP2000/Diagbox. You can't pair old keys (even with a new blade cut) without changing an internal "one time use" chip as well.
The bit about "turning keys in ignitions" is probably a reference to matching the remote lock/unlock system in the key fob to the car. This relies upon the key itself being recognised first of all.
You need to pair a new key to the car using a Lexia/PP2000/Diagbox. You can't pair old keys (even with a new blade cut) without changing an internal "one time use" chip as well.
The bit about "turning keys in ignitions" is probably a reference to matching the remote lock/unlock system in the key fob to the car. This relies upon the key itself being recognised first of all.
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Re: PEUGEOT 207 2009 KEY CODING
If you have a new non-remote key cut then this will to be paired to the car using the code reader assuming it has the proper inside and isn't just a blade with solid plastic fob.
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Re: PEUGEOT 207 2009 KEY CODING
Thanks all for clearing that up, if anyone has said programming tool and is near Leamington Spa and doesn't charge ridiculous money please get in touch
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Nick
Many Thanks
Nick
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Re: PEUGEOT 207 2009 KEY CODING
Can't help personally but you will need a virgin key. Have you had one cut already?
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Re: PEUGEOT 207 2009 KEY CODING
Not had one cut yet but the key I'm looking at has the correct blade and chip 
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Re: PEUGEOT 207 2009 KEY CODING
Do you mean the original working key?
If so then there is an alternative way of getting a second working key. A specialist key supplier can cut you a second key and clone the ID chip. I'm not entirely sure but I think that they don't need to pair this cloned key to the car. This may not be correct for these later cars as they use rotating codes but the specialist could tell you.
If so then there is an alternative way of getting a second working key. A specialist key supplier can cut you a second key and clone the ID chip. I'm not entirely sure but I think that they don't need to pair this cloned key to the car. This may not be correct for these later cars as they use rotating codes but the specialist could tell you.
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Re: PEUGEOT 207 2009 KEY CODING
i had similar problem and ended up getting new remote key supplied and programmed by chap who came to house for £125, couldn't find a cheaper way