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Here is the same cover but on a 430 spyder

 

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And here on a 360 spyder

 

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What worried me was the hardtops transparent glass is completely different plus i wasn't aware the F430 and F360 Spyder used to same window.

 

F360 HT

 

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Have i got mug tattooed on my forehead... Toyota dealer wants £135+ vat for a duplicate key which has to come from Germany, then another £35+ for the transponder and then another £40+ to program the transponder..... Call me unsure but i think that's a tad expensive :blink:... Oh and i forgot to mention the cost is not returnable if the key doesn't fit :censored:     

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They all do keys, just go to one of them and ask ... or phone first.

 

Tesco, Jarman Way
Hemel Hempstead
HP2 4JS
United Kingdom
Phone: 01442 214 059
 
Kiosk Unit 4 Marlowes Shopping Centre
Hemel Hempstead
HP1 1BX
United Kingdom
Phone: 01442 242092
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Thanks.... I'll try Jarman tomorrow... What i want is one key blank ( Toyota ) cut  plus a transponder that opens the doors and enables the car. And one Ferrari key blank cut with a transponder fitted to that but it only enables the car for starting and manually unlocks the doors.

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The current Toyota key opens the door and enables the immobiliser and that key comes in two half's. The Ferrari key doesn't have any buttons but it does have a section that pulls out of the key for the transponder. From the vids i've watched the ignition key has to have a transponder fitted or the car won't start. 

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All keys will require a transponder to enable the immobiliser. All keys will require a key blade cutting to fit the ignition switch. You'll have to have both those for a standard key.

 

Remote keys will have "Lock - Unlock" buttons on the fob to wirelessly unlock and lock the doors if remote locking is a function on the car, and will also need a transponder and blade to start the car.

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Just goes to show my understanding is way off.... I get it now, the remote simply unlocks the doors and the transponder only disarms the immobiliser.which has to be within a certain distance to work.

 

I was going to go to Timpson's today but it being in Tesco's i have bad visions of it being manic with Xmas shoppers so I'll go tomorrow instead.

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