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Peugeot 308 Key Fob Replacement Peugeot's 308 might be slightly old however it's still appealing. It's not the most luxurious vehicle 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. The following tips will aid whether the issue is ongoing or intermittent. Water Damage If you leave your key fob in a puddle or splash it with water during kayaking, swimming, canoeing, rafting or canyoning, it's probably to be damaged by water. The best way to prevent this from happening is to keep it in a dry container when you're going outdoors or doing things where the fob might be exposed to large amounts of water. It's also crucial to make sure the fob has completely dried out prior to opening it to use it again. If you notice any odors emanating from the fob such as an industrial-type liquid smell or the scent of windshield washer fluid, it's another sign that it's been submerged in water. A wet circuit board can cause the battery to discharge its charge, or even explode. If you're able fish your key fob 308 out of the water in which it was stuck in it, flip the button side down and shake it out as much water as you can before opening the case. When you've opened it, remove the battery and clean the circuit board with the help of a cotton swab that has been dipped in 90-percent isopropyl alcohol. Other reasons why your Peugeot 308 remote keyless entry system may fail to function include a dead battery for your coin problems with the receiver module signal interference, a faulty electronic chip. If none of these are the cause, you can try resetting the system by removing the battery with 12 volts for approximately 15 minutes. Dead Coin Battery Peugeot cars come with a remote-start system that allows the driver to start the car from a distance and then warm up or cool down the car prior to entering. This feature is extremely useful particularly during the winter's cold and chilly months. However, it is possible that 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 that is in the key fob has a life span of two to four years, depending on how often utilized and where it was purchased. Its use-by date is typically found on the packaging or written in the manual. If the key fob stopped working after being exposed clean tapwater, take out the battery and clean the electronic chip using the aid of a towel soaked in isopropyl ethanol. Then dry the chip completely before replacing. If the key fob was exposed to soapy or salty water, it may have fried the chip. It is necessary to replace it. If you're not certain the battery is in good condition you can check its voltage with a multimeter that is set to the car's voltage range, and connect it to the minus and plus terminals. If the voltage is lower than 12-13 volts, you should replace the battery. You can also reset the computer onboard by disconnecting and reconnecting the 12 volt batteries in reverse order. (positive cable first, then negative cable). The engine should be able to start after this. Faulty Receiver Module If you're unable to see the “Key Detected” message on your dashboard, then it's possible that your receiver module has developed a fault. It's the component that sends an alarm to the car when your key fob is activated, which acts as an immobiliser. It stops it from starting unless the key that you want to use is present. It could be due to a number of factors, including water damage or just ageing. If the electronic chip within your Peugeot 308 keyfob has been damaged due to dirty tap water it could be because the keyfob was exposed it. In this instance it is necessary to take the device apart and clean it thoroughly with isopropyl alcohol, or electronic cleaner. Once it's dry you can put the battery back in and test it again. If the issue continues to persist, it is recommended to visit the local Peugeot expert or locksmith. They can use a diagnostic tool in order to pinpoint the issue and then fix it. It can be stressful to lose your Peugeot car key. However, a professional auto locksmith can address the issue in a matter of minutes. They can cut a brand new key and programme it to your vehicle, ensuring you're out on the road in the shortest time possible. Click here to find a locksmith in your area. Faulty Electronic Chip The chip inside your Peugeot 308 key fob is an important component of the remote control system. If it is damaged, your car might not start or you might receive a message stating “anti-theft active”. In this scenario the only option is to replace the key. Professional auto locksmiths are able to offer the service in the shortest time. The chip inside the chip of your Peugeot 308 key fob can be damaged by sweat, water damage dirt, or any other cause. If your Peugeot 308 key fob has been exposed to soapy water, clean it right away. You can make use of a paper towel and isopropyl alcohol to clean the electronic component. After that, allow the battery to completely dry. Sometimes, a key fob can stop working because of radio interference. This can be caused by other devices operating on the same frequency as your Peugeot key fob. This can be caused by bad conditions or objects in the vicinity of the vehicle. If you experience this problem it is recommended to visit the Peugeot dealership. The Peugeot 207/308 Key Fob is fragile and requires special care. You should not drop it or throw it around. If you lose something, try to find it as soon as you are able to. You can reset the on-board computer by disconnecting the battery for a couple of minutes. Disconnect The KeyLab before the positive.