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Peugeot 308 Key Fob Replacement Peugeot's 308 is slightly old however it's still eye-catching. It's not the most luxurious car in its class, but it's an enjoyable and relaxing driving experience. Here at Coded Car Keys we are often asked to replace peugeot 308 key fobs. If peugeot keys G28 is constant or intermittent these tips will help. Water Damage If you leave your key fob in a pool or splash it with water when kayaking, swimming, canoeing, rafting, or canyoning, it's most likely to be damaged by water. The best way to avoid this from happening is to keep it in a dry bag whenever you're outside or performing activities where the fob could be exposed to excessive amounts of water. You'll also want to make sure that the fob is completely dry before opening it up and using it again. If you detect any smells emanating from the fob like an industrial-like smell or a sour taste like windshield washer fluid, it's another indication that it's been submerged in water. A wet circuit could cause the battery's power to be depleted or even explode. If you're able, if you can, pull your 308 key fob out of the water in which it was stuck in it, flip the button side down and shake out as much water as you can before opening the case. Take the battery out, and then wipe the circuit board clean using a cotton swab which has been submerged in 90 percent alcohol. Other reasons your Peugeot 308 remote entry keyless system may not function include a dead coin-cell battery or receiver module issues, signal interference or a malfunctioning chip. If none of these are the reason, you may try resetting the system by disconnecting the battery at 12 volts for approximately 15 minutes. Dead Coin Battery Peugeot cars are equipped with a remote-start system that allows the driver to start the car from a distance, warming up or cooling down the vehicle prior to stepping inside. This feature is extremely helpful particularly during the winter's cold and chilly months. However, there are times when the remote stop system stops functioning due to a variety of causes, such as the battery in the coin is dead. A coin-shaped battery found inside the key fob will last a time of two to four years, based on how often it is used and where it is purchased. The date for use-by is typically found on the packaging or marked in the manual. If the key fob stopped functioning after being exposed to clean tapwater, remove the battery and clean the electronic chip with the help of a paper towel that has been soaked with isopropyl ethanol. Then dry the chip completely before replacing it. In the event of exposure to salty or soapy water, the chip could be fried and you will require replacing the key fob altogether. If you're unsure whether the battery is defective, you can check its voltage with an instrument connected to the terminals plus and minus. The voltage should be around 12-13 volts, but if it is lower, the battery must be replaced. You can also reset your onboard computer by disconnecting and reconnecting the 12 volt batteries in reverse order. (positive cable first, then negative cable). The engine should start. Faulty Receiver Module If you aren't seeing the “Key Detected” It could be the receiver module not working properly. It's the part that transmits a signal to the car when your key fob is activated, that also acts as an immobiliser. It stops it from starting until the key that you want to use is present. This could result from a variety of causes, such as water damage or simply the aging process. If your Peugeot 308 key fob was exposed to dirty tap water, like, the electronic chip inside may be damaged. In this scenario, you'll need to take it apart and clean it thoroughly using isopropyl alcohol, or electronic cleaner. When the battery is dry then you can try again. If the problem persists you're probably in need of a idea to see a local Peugeot specialist or locksmith. They will be able to utilize a diagnostic tool to identify the issue and repair it for you. The loss of your Peugeot car keys can be an extremely stressful experience. However, a trained auto locksmith can solve the problem in minutes. They can program your car and cut a brand new, working key for you. Click here to find a local locksmith near you. Faulty electronic chip The electronic chip in the Peugeot 308 key fob is a very vital component of the remote control system. If it becomes damaged, your car might not start or you might get a message saying “anti-theft active”. If this occurs, the only option to fix the problem is to replace the key. Luckily, professional auto locksmiths can complete the task within the shortest period of time. The chip inside the chip of your Peugeot 308 key fob can be damaged due to water damage, sweat dirt, or other causes. If your Peugeot key fob was exposed to soapy or dirty water, it must be cleaned as soon as possible. You can wipe the electronic component using paper towels soaked with isopropyl Alcohol. The battery must then be allowed to completely dry. Radio interference can cause a key fob's functionality to cease. This can be caused when other devices operate on the same frequencies as your Peugeot keyfob. This could be due to poor conditions or objects in the vicinity of the vehicle. If you experience this problem you should visit a Peugeot dealership. The Peugeot 207/308 key fob is extremely delicate and requires special attention. You shouldn't drop it or throw it around. If you lose it, try to find it as quickly as possible. You can reset your on-board computer by disconnecting the battery for a couple of minutes. Disconnect the negative cable before the positive.