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3000 baht for a replacement Triton remote?

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Rang Mitsu and was told that an extra remote would be 3000 baht, are they normally that  expensive? Seems like a bit of a rip off to me. Could buy a small LED TV for that price. Only has two buttons, open and close, how complicated could it be?

you can buy at some key cutting shops, about 1,500 baht

I assume that it is not simply a remote for opening/closing door but a key with transponder to unblock the immobilizer? (does it have one?).

As I understand it involves some programming of the control unit.

I once misplaced my remote for Mazda and was quoted a higher amount.

Fortunately I found it later on.

I have an original mechanical spare key without remote but with transponder.

Can open doors and start engine.

Had a key-cutter doing a duplicate.

Can open doors but can not start engine.

 

 

 

I paid 2,360 Baht eight years ago for a spare key and remote for a Nissan (only for the doors, doesn't start the engine).

24 minutes ago, thequietman said:

this will need cutting and to be programmed,

my triton doesn't have a 'key', so will depend on the year and model

2 hours ago, steve187 said:

you can buy at some key cutting shops, about 1,500 baht

Big 'C' where we live has a stall 1,100 for new key remote that folds like penknife pretty cool I think.

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3 hours ago, thequietman said:

giddyup ------- model and year please. ????

2015 Triton.

2 hours ago, Kwasaki said:

Big 'C' where we live has a stall 1,100 for new key remote that folds like penknife pretty cool I think.

That’s only key, remote and coding can be done ONLY at the factory And 3000 is a bargain , usually it’s 5000-6000 for late models  latest models come with a special number and this number is needed to code new remote and key. 
 

for yummy Xmax it’s 2500 baht 

8 hours ago, BestB said:

That’s only key, remote and coding can be done ONLY at the factory And 3000 is a bargain , usually it’s 5000-6000 for late models  latest models come with a special number and this number is needed to code new remote and key. 
 

for yummy Xmax it’s 2500 baht 

are you saying can only be done at main dealers? if so what makes and cars are you including in this.

1 hour ago, steve187 said:

are you saying can only be done at main dealers? if so what makes and cars are you including in this.

Not dealers , factory. Dealers only take your order and charge a fee , no doubt adding some for themselves as well.

10 hours ago, BestB said:

That’s only key, remote and coding can be done ONLY at the factory And 3000 is a bargain , usually it’s 5000-6000 for late models  latest models come with a special number and this number is needed to code new remote and key. 
 

for yummy Xmax it’s 2500 baht 

work colleague had a Ranger fob key cut and coded at Big Key Pattaya.

 

Is the "remote and coding can be done ONLY at the factory" a Mitsubishi thing ?

 

http://bigkeypattaya.com/our-services/key-copy.html

 

http://bigkeypattaya.com/our-services/immobilizer-key.html

 

 

 

3 minutes ago, Don Mega said:

work colleague had a Ranger fob key cut and coded at Big Key Pattaya.

 

Is the "remote and coding can be done ONLY at the factory" a Mitsubishi thing ?

 

http://bigkeypattaya.com/our-services/key-copy.html

 

http://bigkeypattaya.com/our-services/immobilizer-key.html

 

 

 

If it was that easy why do they give you a special number which must be kept safe and without it can not recode?

 

Only guessing , but maybe big key can make copy but not a new one , without the original 

2 minutes ago, BestB said:

 

 

Only guessing , but maybe big key can make copy but not a new one , without the original 

Thats certainly a possibility but jeez ya'd have to be unlucky to loss both key fobs.

Got a new Suzuki key for 700bht using the original chip, if I needed a chip it would be 3500bht. Suzuki wanted 4500bht..????

25 minutes ago, BestB said:

Not dealers , factory. Dealers only take your order and charge a fee , no doubt adding some for themselves as well.

what are you calling a factory, what springs to my mind when talking about vehicles and a factory is mentioned i think of the assemble plant for that make of vehicle 

 

key cutting shops scan the chip in the old key and re-chip the new key to that chip, a bit like car thieves 

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4 minutes ago, transam said:

Got a new Suzuki key for 700bht using the original chip, if I needed a chip it would be 3500bht. Suzuki wanted 4500bht..????

700 baht is just for the shell, not the internals.

Just now, giddyup said:

700 baht is just for the shell, not the internals.

Thats pretty much what TA said isnt it ?

4 minutes ago, steve187 said:

what are you calling a factory, what springs to my mind when talking about vehicles and a factory is mentioned i think of the assemble plant for that make of vehicle 

 

key cutting shops scan the chip in the old key and re-chip the new key to that chip, a bit like car thieves 

I am talking about making new key, no old key to scan from

56 minutes ago, giddyup said:

700 baht is just for the shell, not the internals.

That's what I said, they call it the key frame..I could have bought a folding key frame at 1000bht using my original chip..

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