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Peugeot Boxer Key Programming The Peugeot Boxer's diesel engines from the past have a track record that is proven and the more modern 2.0-litre motors have gone through an extensive testing programme. They're also an improvement of an engine used in Peugeot cars since 2013, which means that they'll prove dependable. However, the cab of the Boxer is loud and unrefined and has a lot of road and engine noise at motorway speeds. It also has a tendency to follow ruts quite heavily, and is prone to crosswinds. Transponder chip The Peugeot Boxer is a commercial multi-purpose car designed jointly by PSA Group and FCA Italy, is a vehicle with different lengths, capacities for load and body styles. The van is available in a variety of lengths, load capacities, and body styles, including windows, a panel van van, and chassis cab. It can be converted to an all-electric electronic-boxer. You're having trouble with your van's keys? Are you looking to have an extra set of keys quickly and easily? KeyNOW can help. This is a brand new Peugeot /Fiat remote flip car key. It comes with a transponder as well as the electronic components inside. It will work with an Peugeot Boxer that has a Marelli system. You will need to have the key blade cut by a locksmith in order to program this type of key. The frequency of this type of key is 433 MHz. G28 is black, and its chip's number is PCF7946. Key Cutting The Peugeot Boxer, a multipurpose commercial truck, is offered in various lengths, load volumes and body designs. The e-Boxer is also available in an electric version. It is a popular choice for both businesses and individuals who require a mobile and reliable vehicle to do their job. Locksmiths are the best choice for replacing a Peugeot key, as they will be able to provide you with a remote key fob on the spot and programme it into your van. They can come to your workplace, home or even if you're stuck on the road. They can program replacement Peugeot keys and have a extensive knowledge of the brand. Key cutting is a standard process that involves removing the metal from the key to create the form needed for inserting into the lock. It can be done using a pattern grinder or punching device such as the Curtis Key Clipper. The key is measured for the depth of each notch by using the aid of a gauge, and then placed in a device with a slider that is moved over the index positions to cut the proper notch. A key cutter is an essential tool in any locksmith's shop. It can cut different keys, like mortice and cylindrical keys using just one machine. In addition, it can cut keys in a variety of ways and has a vast database for automotive, commercial keys as well as residential. Key programming Key programming is the procedure of reprogramming an automobile key fob or transponder chip. It requires a special key and a diagnostic tool that are usually sold in a kit. The kits are designed to aid DIYers and shops program replacement keys, restore the immobilizer's data and perform other functions for vehicles. They also come with a key cutting machine and other tools to make the task easy. Depending on the year, make and model of a car, different methods can be used to program keys. In the early days of automobiles, keys were mechanical ignition systems as well as carburetor-fed engines. By the 1990s, cars became complex electronic vehicles that had central computers that handled everything from fault-finding to fuel injection and engine timing. The engine control unit (ECU) of automobiles could only be programmed at an auto dealer by a professional. The procedure varies according to the car manufacturer, but typically involves inserting the working key into the ignition and pressing a button to program the new key. Certain manufacturers require two working keys to be used in this method however, which makes it less effective. The key has to be programmed within three seconds after the vehicle is switched on, and it must be turned off before taking it out. If the key isn't programmed in the time frame specified it will be rendered inoperable. It should be returned to the dealer.