Is this the Chipped Key Overide unit needed for a 2004 BMW 325i Sedan Automatic Sport?
1134316
No. You need the "key in box" type of bypass. The 556u will require you to leave a chipped key in the unit. When the remote start is activated, it seems the signal, via the included antenna ring, to the factory transponder that is located around the ignition cylinder.
1134317
I don't think so. You can check compatibility at this site http://www.xpresskit.com/CompatibilityChart.aspx?productid=461&c;=223
556044
I don't know, but the key loop on the end only lasted a few weeks prior to breaking off with my 2002 passat.
401176
I am not sure. I bought this key but later returned it and bought one directly from the dealership.
137948
If it matches the key you already have, I think it will work. But I would check with your dealer first. And yes my key arrived with the logo on it.
1419803
I assume by 'chips' you mean the chips that communicate with your car when you put the keys in the ignition and allow the car to actually start. Mine works 100% fine, and I've been using this key since I got it a few months ago. Mine was for a 2010 Taurus, not a 2008. I don't know if they're the same or not. I already had 2 working keys for my car which made the programming procedure MUCH easier. If you only have one working key, it may be more difficult to get it to work since you'll likely have to take it to a locksmith.
732446
the key has oem electronics and will cut and program to your vehicle. please read the description and make sure its the one you need. thanks
344970
I have a e46 325 2005 im sorry but i ddont really know if you want look for someone similar in ebay and there you can find if it is fine for your car
1076447
From the Peake Research Manual--- "BMW's built 1987 to year 2000 have a 20-pin diagnostic connector located in the engine compartment." The diagram shows a round connector in 4-possible locations in the engine bay. SO, this Code reader with the OBD connector will likely NOT work for you. Check inside your seating compartment--open the driver's door, kneel down and look up at the underside of the dash. If you do not see the little door over a square OBD connector, this particular Code reader is NOT for you. Otherwise, it will work if you see the square type connector. Good luck.
1455379
Yes. Make sure the instructions are sent if you order a new key-fob, or you can look up the instructions online.
858010
Not sure but probably, as I needed one of 2 replaced and it was keyed alike.
651783
The only part I actually needed was the back, as the original key back cracked at the screw hole. I was able to save the blade and guts, and so I didn't need to have the new blade cut. The new back was an "almost perfect" fit, but didn't quite lock into the other half, but I was able to get it together well enough by tightening the screw (slowly). I don't know if there were any numbers in the little indented box because I covered that with the placard from the original back. By the way, I have a 2003 ES 300.
970388
I'm not sure. It looks like the end holder (for lack of a better word) of the control arm I think ,on my 318i (e36).Sorry, not sure on the 323is.
898431
I had one key and bought this. If you have two programmed keys, then you can do it yourself (youtube) If you only have one good key, then you will need to go to the dealer.
448150
Not that I could tell. The plastic is slightly different, and the dealer said it was a tad more difficult to machine, but it came out just fine and has worked fine for me for the last year or two. You just have to swap out the electronics inside and take the key with your VIN to the dealer. Be careful if you have a key that has a microchip inside that needs to be programmed, because this is NOT that key. The dealer tried to tell me that ALL of those keys were chipped, but I proved him wrong, showing him my old broken one that had no chip in it. My car is a 2007 Civic LX sedan.
1153906
The chipped keys are a pain in the but. I bought mine and no one would cut and prograhm it.I did get it cut to use for a spare door key and to unlock the steering for moving the car.I did get a factory style key cut and programed at ACE hard ware for about $75.00.Good luck.
486022
Separate the remote from the key and have a look at the FCC ID. Search Amazon for the FCC ID and you will have a good match. You will need to trasfer the guts (including the RFID chip) to the new shell. You will also need to have the key blade cut by a locksmith. Don't try and transferring the old key blade to the Chinese shell ... it will not work. This did fit my 2004 Jetta IV with the BBW 2.0L engine.
1019004
Not really sure, but usually they sell hex keys by set so if you buy a set it should have one that fits, if anyhing take a bolt with you to autozone and measure it in case they sell singles. Sorry i can not give you a more precise answer.