[Bigtimekegger]

Hey guys,

This weekend I got my key fob wet, and I guess it damaged the key because the unlock/lock button no longer works, however I am able to enter the car with the physical steel key and start the car once the key is placed in the ignition.

I know BMW charges a lot for a key replacement, are there any other options? Locksmith? ect?

The car is a 2008 BMW 335i Coupe.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[F30-3'ER]

Hey,

I am also looking to add another key for the wife. Please PM me cost, details, etc.

Thanks

[Patrys@BimmerTech]

You can order original key fobs here:

https://store.bimmernav.com/collections/bmw-keys

[martinsztein]

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[martinsztein]

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[Ali-E90]

2 tips:
1. There are some dealers that offer a parts discount if you have membership to some BMW groups (registration free for at least one such group). I think my fob only was $175 after discount a few years ago.

2. You can order the fob only, without insert, and save yourself $75-100 or so.

The discounts I'm aware of:
Pfaff, town and country: BMW true north VIP

Maranello, Endras: MaxB