Keyfob Battery Cover

Well, it's a solution of course which will need to be redone from time to time, but I would much rather be able to buy a handful of replacements for a few pounds to last my likely ownership of the car. To be fair, other manufacturers do not offer these as spares but nor do they choose such a shiny surface. A textured surfacer is much better at hiding wear and tear.

Brilliant illustration!

Or you could buy one of these:
   

I guess by changing the key on the MY13 cars we can now rest assured that LR have realised the original key while very nice when new wasn't resilient enough... (thanks to Griff for the pic of the new key)

Now how about a remedy for the MY12 key fob owners?


   

I agree. Nick?

(09-09-2012 11:10pm)mark_n Wrote:  I agree. Nick?

Hi people
Probably the wrong place to ask this but seeing the pic of the MY13 key prompted me.
I took delivery of my car on Saturday (ordered exactly 6 months ago) should I have got a MY13 key and the car to go with it?
I have a MY12 key and I presume the car to go with it!

To tell if you have a 2013MY Evoque take a look at the front grille - LR badge? If it has one it is a 2013, if not (unless you asked for a change!) it is 2012MY

E-Bay worked for me

   

   

Once the cover arrived I thought I could not live with it but over time, and to prove my wife's disparaging remarks about it being an expensive waste of money wrong, I am actually a convert.

Albeit it would have been good to get it prior to the key being scratched to bejesus by the previous owner!

I've just ordered one Paulcon from EBay

   
Just got one of these off eBay (sent from China). Not very classy but does the job of keeping the fob protected. However the fob is slightly loose inside so the buttons doesn't always match up to the marks on the outside of the cover but I think I'll shove some padding in there that should hold it in place better.