Remote range
I have found the info you need for a replacement fob case. The company is called Hamilton & Palmer, who I believe supply the alarm fitted to UK cars, and their number is 01732 760022. The lady I spoke to was very helpful and knew her stuff. Hope this helps.
P.S I just had a look at that Ebay listing and thats the same type of fob which I have.
P.S I just had a look at that Ebay listing and thats the same type of fob which I have.
The keyfobs can be bought from Hamilton & Palmer (http://www.hamilton-palmer.co.uk/) for about a fiver. The lady on the phone is really helpful. I certainly appreciated her advice when my circuit board blew
Originally Posted by MikeC'S2k' date='Jan 7 2009, 06:18 AM
My range is rubbish too
But I'm not that fussed. What is annoying is the remote boot release which, if you don't press the button again in the right 2 second gap, means crawling in the car to press the stupidly-placed button, or risk scratching your boot as your fumble with the keys and whatever boxes/bags you are carrying!!
But I'm not that fussed. What is annoying is the remote boot release which, if you don't press the button again in the right 2 second gap, means crawling in the car to press the stupidly-placed button, or risk scratching your boot as your fumble with the keys and whatever boxes/bags you are carrying!!
When you unlock the car with the remote fob, if you push and hold down the unlock button again within 3 sec of unlocking the car, the boot will automatically pop open. Its a little bit hit and miss though.
I have found the info you need for a replacement fob case. The company is called Hamilton & Palmer, who I believe supply the alarm fitted to UK cars, and their number is 01732 760022. The lady I spoke to was very helpful and knew her stuff. Hope this helps.
P.S I just had a look at that Ebay listing and thats the same type of fob which I have.
P.S I just had a look at that Ebay listing and thats the same type of fob which I have.







