Range Rover key rubber cover

[So]

One of our Range Rover keys has done this

Is the rubber replaceable on its own or am I about to be sodomised by the Land Rover parts department?

[RammyMP]

Have you tried eBay? Can you buy a second hand key the same and butcher it?

I bought the wife a rubber cover for hers as she throws things about and doesn’t give a toss. The keys weren’t knackered to start with though?

[Shaw Tarse]

eBay, or ask on a more dedicated Rangie website?

[miniman]

Like this?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5-Button-Remote-Fob-Car...

[So]

miniman said:

Like this?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5-Button-Remote-Fob-Car...

That may be an option thank you.

[Whitean3]

If it helps- our rubber covering started to unattached itself from our key (not as bad as yours, admittedly). Was replaced free of charge at the next service, without it being mentioned/charged for.

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Whitean3 said:

If it helps- our rubber covering started to unattached itself from our key (not as bad as yours, admittedly). Was replaced free of charge at the next service, without it being mentioned/charged for.

It's a good point. We have warranty.

[T1CHS]

From memory they are buttons from the dealer....
About £8.00 and my dealer fitted the new cover kit as well.

[So]

T1CHS said:

From memory they are buttons from the dealer....
About £8.00 and my dealer fitted the new cover kit as well.

Yep, dealer did the whole job for £8.60

[dhallworth]

Have a look on fullfatrr.com, there's a member there that refurbishes them.

He can refurbish your key or he can upgrade it to the newer, smaller, lighter key of the newer model:

http://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/topic39391.html

David.