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not sure if this is the right area to post, but I'm am after a few odd parts for my ls400

main one I'm looking for is some old keys (single button type)

they don't need to have blades on them just the plastic bit's in tact, I have 1 with my car but it's damaged badly, the electrics are ok (I think) does anyone know if they can be reprogramed if my exciting one dosn't work ?

thanks all

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Hi,

I also have a series 2 1994 LS ( imported Celsior badged)

As far as I know the key is programmed to the controller in the boot so this means changing both ( very expensive option!)

Other option is to have an after market alarm fitted with central locking.

I have seen blank cases on eBay.com but don't know if they are the single button type.

Cheers,

Steve

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has anyone heard about key reprogramming ? there's a link on ebay uk

140072175471

don't mind paying the £2.00 if it works, but dose anyone know if it will work ?

This information is free on the web but I cannot guarantee it will work but worth a try

Here's the link

http://www.automotivehelper.com/topic65722.htm

Please send the £2.00 to..... lol :)

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Gents,

You might want to try this one, its free:

http://www.cureline.net/lex/howtos/howto_key_programming.htm

Programming replacement keys - 1990 to 1996 LS400 only.

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1. Driver's door open and unlocked, all other doors closed and locked.

2. Insert YOUR key in ignition, DO NOT TURN, remove key.

3. Using the lock/unlock button ON THE DRIVERS DOOR, slowly press lock and unlock 5 times (count the lock 5 times and unlock 5 times).

4. Shut door.

5. Open door.

6. Using the lock/unlock button ON THE DRIVERS DOOR, slowly press lock and unlock 5 times (count the lock 5 times and unlock 5 times).

7. With the door open insert your key into the ignition, turn to on position (DON'T START), wait 5 seconds. Turn off and remove key.

8. Locks should cycle once (Car will lock and then unlock once). If they don't cycle or they cycle more than once, do steps 1-7 over.

9. Now using the remote, push lock button, hold for one second, release. The locks should cycle once. If not, start over and go slower.

10. Close the door. Open the door. Press the lock button on the remote. The locks should cycle. Close the door. Press the lock button on the remote, the doors should lock. Press again and the doors should unlock.

Also, if I can remember correctly, beware of buying the keys from America and Canada. Yes they are much cheaper and yes it it possible to have them cut BUT the frequency of the radio transmitter is different. In the UK we use 433 Mhz and in North America they use 315 Mhz if I can remember correctly.

I've not tried it myself but if it works, please let us know because it can help others.

Thanks

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Mines a 91 celsior, put new batteries in,tried the above so am now in the process of pricing up an aftermarket system fitting,I really was hoping it would work but tried it a couple of times ,not a flicker !! DOH

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Mines a 91 celsior, put new batteries in,tried the above so am now in the process of pricing up an aftermarket system fitting,I really was hoping it would work but tried it a couple of times ,not a flicker !! DOH

Just remembered have you switched it on ( switch lower rhs dash)?

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