replacement key

Zathras wrote:

> On Tue, 29 Jun 2004 23:34:55 +0100, "Mike" >
> wrote:
>
>>> Footering should only be attempted if you are gifted with dexterity of
>>> the Phalanges Digitorum Pedis http://www.bartleby.com/107/63.html
>>>
>>> Pete
>>
>>What?
>
> Don't worry, I think he's a mate of Catman's!! :-0
>
I'd like to think so

Rough translation: Don't fiddle with it unless you have toes that can
double as fingers.
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On 30 Jun 2004 08:33:55 -0700, , wrote:

> wrote in message >. ..

>> New-commers to the ng should note that the term "footering" used here,
>> although NOT covered by the FAQ is a specialist term.
>>
>> Footering should only be attempted if you are gifted with dexterity of the
>> Phalanges Digitorum Pedis http://www.bartleby.com/107/63.html
>>
>> Pete
>
>Did you go to school with Tony Blair, He talks like that to confuse us all too.
>John, UK.

I have no idea where Tony B Liar went to school, but it was years after I
had grown up and become a big boy :-)

Pete
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>
156 2.0 TS (2001) - Proteo Rosso (his)
147 2.0 TS (2002) - Gem Green (her's)

On Tue, 29 Jun 2004 23:34:55 +0100, "Mike" >, wrote:

>> Footering should only be attempted if you are gifted with dexterity of the
>> Phalanges Digitorum Pedis http://www.bartleby.com/107/63.html
>>
>> Pete
>
>What?
>
I have asked Mr Flipflops about his footering habits. He introduced the
term. I simply offered a friendly warning about people footering with
things they don't know, and the possibility of it ending in tears.
It is possible that it could be an obscure sock-fetish thing :-)

Pete
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>
156 2.0 TS (2001) - Proteo Rosso (his)
147 2.0 TS (2002) - Gem Green (her's)

One of my keys has just packed up - they want 100gbp to replace and
reprogram. After copying both V5 and driving licence to them (proof of
ownership I suppose), they want a key code. Can I find that anywhere? Oh
no. Without it, they want 235gbp for a 'virgin' remote receiver!
I think this is ******** - I'm not the first person to need a
replacement key without the code - I thought the Bordeaux key was there
for that purpose.

In message >, NC
> writes
>All,
>Just bought a used 156, 1999. However, the spare key does not work -
>the remote central locking button is broken. How much can I expect to
>pay for a replacement key in the UK ?

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On Fri, 2 Jul 2004 18:39:31 +0100, S Golab >,
in a effort to confuse people top posted :

>One of my keys has just packed up - they want 100gbp to replace and
>reprogram. After copying both V5 and driving licence to them (proof of
>ownership I suppose), they want a key code. Can I find that anywhere? Oh
>no. Without it, they want 235gbp for a 'virgin' remote receiver!
>I think this is ******** - I'm not the first person to need a
>replacement key without the code - I thought the Bordeaux key was there
>for that purpose.

I was under the impression that AR read the existing code from the "chip"
under the bonnet with their laptop. Then programmed the new key to match.

Pete
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>
156 2.0 TS (2001) - Proteo Rosso (his)
147 2.0 TS (2002) - Gem Green (her's)