key fobs

End of last year I bought a 2016 warwick duo which is a great camper for us . It came with only one fob for opening the doors . Do they come new with two and how difficult is it to get another . When we are away I go fly fishing and my wife walks for miles with our dog . I often return to no one home and have difficulty getting in with the spare key only .

I bought my 2017 Warwick Duo new, it came with 2 sets of keys but only the main set is a remote control type. The 2nd set is manual but opens all the doors.
I also have a security code card with an electronic code and a mechanical code on it. I think Peugeot need those to make a spare key.

AutoSleepy_Don wrote:I bought my 2017 Warwick Duo new, it came with 2 sets of keys but only the main set is a remote control type. The 2nd set is manual but opens all the doors.

Thats what I got so must be correct .

GUY WALTON wrote:

AutoSleepy_Don wrote:I bought my 2017 Warwick Duo new, it came with 2 sets of keys but only the main set is a remote control type. The 2nd set is manual but opens all the doors.

Thats what I got so must be correct .

You say you have difficulty getting in?

Mine only came with one remote. That’s all they supply new, which to me is an unnecessary risk if it were to get lost, or stop working. There’s no way of deadlocking the doors without the remote. You can get one from a Peugeot dealer, but you won’t like the price! It was about £270 for the remote and another £70 to program it for the vehicle.

AutoSleepy_Don wrote:

GUY WALTON wrote:

AutoSleepy_Don wrote:I bought my 2017 Warwick Duo new, it came with 2 sets of keys but only the main set is a remote control type. The 2nd set is manual but opens all the doors.

Thats what I got so must be correct .

You say you have difficulty getting in?

Only as ive usually got waders and coat on and it would be easier to just open the side door without having to get into the cab .

Look on Facebook marketplace and you'll usually see adverts for mobile locksmiths. I got a second remote key from one local cost me £120, lot cheaper than Peugeot.

GUY WALTON wrote:

AutoSleepy_Don wrote:

GUY WALTON wrote:
Thats what I got so must be correct .

You say you have difficulty getting in?

Only as ive usually got waders and coat on and it would be easier to just open the side door without having to get into the cab .

OK I see.  I wasn't thinking about the fact that the side door doesn't have a key hole but I will say that you don't need to get in to the cab, the button on the drivers door armrest will unlock the side door.