406 key code

Can anyone help please. I've changed the battery in the key of my 2002 registered 406 estate 2.0 HDI, and the central locking will still not operate. I've followed the advice in some of the previous posts on the same subject without any luck. Does anyone know the correct procedure for re-coding please?

Reply to
barrieknighton
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Put key in ignition, turn to position 2, but do not start the engine, press the button and hold it in for at least 10 seconds, turn ignition off. It should work now.

Reply to
Nik&Andy

Thanks for your post, I've done this before, but I thought I would just check that I was correct. It will still not work even after checking all fuses, presumably I'm now in the hands of the Peugeot main dealers again. Thanks anyway

Reply to
barrieknighton

What you could try is to disconnect the battery for 1 minute. Before you do this you MUST allow the BSI to go to sleep, so unlock the car, open the bonnet, do not put the key in the ignition, close the door,wait three minutes, disconnect the positive lead for 1 minute, reconnect. Open the door, close the door and try the plip. Bit of a palaver, but it should work. You may find the drivers window will need resynchronising. Open fully, then close. If it goes up in stages, get it all the way up to the top, and then hold the switch up for a few seconds. That should now work properly. Good luck!!

Reply to
Nigel

errr i didn't know microsoft wrote the software for the 406...

geee what a procedure

Reply to
Marc

Thanks Nigel I'll let you know how I get on.

Reply to
barrieknighton

Just a thought. Won't he need the code for the radio? I assume it will need re-coding after disconnecting the battery.

Reply to
Buccaneer

No he won't need to recode the radio There is no code. It's configured to the BSI and won't work with any other car without reconfiguring with Diag tool.

Reply to
Nigel

Hi Nigel, Still no luck I'm afraid, I've followed your instructions word for word, so still in investigating. Thanks for your help anyway it is greatly appreciated.

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barrieknighton

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