Unlock button on Remote not working

[MCJensen]

Hi,
I just bought a 2002 Pg 307 XR 1.6...the key on the remote can manually open the drivers door and start the car, but the remote keys system didn't work, so I bought a new remote key cover(the little round unlock push button was missing) and put a new battery in. Now the lock push button works fine, but when I push the unlock button, nothing. Am I missing a spring or something under the button?
McJensen

[sterion75]

I am having problems with my key soon to be replaced. The micro switches on the circuit board have small rubber push actuators, these are worn so when you push the button it lands on the switch but nowt happens. Maybe its this in your case, they can be bought less than £3 off ebay.

[MCJensen]

Originally Posted by sterion75

I am having problems with my key soon to be replaced. The micro switches on the circuit board have small rubber push actuators, these are worn so when you push the button it lands on the switch but nowt happens. Maybe its this in your case, they can be bought less than £3 off ebay.

OK thanks,
Have any idea what would I look under in Ebay?
Two micro switches perhaps?
Or maybe a used working remote key?

[Wardy]

A second had key can not be reprogrammed to another car.

For an example of some key switches on ebay search for 300646448687

[sterion75]

Auto Keys Direct 07899990599 3 micro switches £3.95 these should sort your problems out.

[MCJensen]

I have a two push button remote, lock works, unlock doesn't, seems like its missing the top to it in the photo.
Not sure which serial number I should go after for the two switches.
Michael

[MCJensen]

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Heres inside of my remote key, the top is off the micro switch for the unlock button. Which serial do I use for the micro switch?

[MCJensen]

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[sterion75]

They normally just ask is it two button or three button fob, and for which car, model and year. Dont think you need a serial no. Some dealers will fit the switch for you, if you do it yourself use a precision soldering iron, to remove the old switch resolder first then de solder, this will avoid pulling the solder point off the board.

[battlestar]

Originally Posted by sterion75

to remove the old switch resolder first then de solder, this will avoid pulling the solder point off the board.

Very very good tip, wish i knew that before i got onto changing mfd leds, almost pulled few contacts, scared the life outta me.