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Old 25-01-2011, 12:54 PM   #1
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Default Mobile BEM/Key Programming in Perth

Hi All

Some lowlife stole the only key to my AU3.

I've since been to Ford and had a couple of keys cut (which work in the ignition and doors) but I need to get the BEM coded to the new keys.

I'd like to avoid having to tow the car to Ford to have this done as I'd have to tow the car back which would prove pretty costly.

Can anyone suggest a mobile service that can program the new keys to the BEM so I can get the car started?

Thanks in advance

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