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Renault Clio Replacement Key

Renault keys are equipped with an emergency key blade that can be used to open doors in the event that the remote buttons fail to function. The lock is attached to the door handle. It can be hidden beneath a plastic cap that is removed to gain access.

Lost Keys

We are a local Renault Key Replacement Specialist providing key fob repairs and replacements. We can also reprogram a new key to your car if you have lost your key. This is a straightforward process and we are able to do it at home or at work. We make use of laptop software to connect with the car's computer and program new keys. This is much faster than going to a main dealer and is also a lot cheaper.

renault clio key card battery  are a little different in that they don't utilize a standard key, but instead have a key card that is placed inside the dash panel to unlock the car and then start it. It works the same way as a standard key however it does not need to be turned to lock it, and the engine can be started by pressing the clutch or brake pedal.

If your Renault key card stops working, the first step is to ensure that it is inserted correctly in the ignition and is activated. You can check this by turning the ignition several times to check that it is working.

A key card that isn't able to function is usually a result of being played with. It could be that someone has added an additional key to the system, or used an electronic remote to open and close the doors. In either case the key card will not perform and will need to be reprogrammed.

Transponder Keys

Renaults have a system known as an immobiliser that is fitted to the car. When you use your key to start it it disarms the vehicle. This is great for security as it makes it impossible for a novice or an old-fashioned car thief, to hot wire the car and then start it without a key.

The majority of Renault cars manufactured in the year 2000 have transponder keys. The key is equipped with an embedded chip that sends a message to an immobiliser when the key is put in the ignition.

The older Renaults come with a different kind of key which is simply a flat metal key and these work in the same manner as you would use a normal mechanical key. They will unlock the door but cannot operate the car. Certain cars with newer models will come with a remote key that is similar to the FOBIK chip key, however instead of a remote it's an entire unit. These are commonly referred to as Smart Keys or Proximity keys.

These keys are a little more difficult to steal than regular transponder keys because they require a small metal tool to be removed from the keys, and these can often be purchased from a local hardware store. However, these methods do not make it impossible for a professional criminal to steal a car because they can be used in other ways such as an incredibly slim jim, dismantling the door handle and bending the top of the door to expose a hook that they can use to open the lock.

Remote Keys

Unlike transponder keys, remote car keys aren't capable of transmitting information regarding your identity. They are more a matter of convenience than security. The key fob comes with a set of buttons that let you lock and unlock your vehicle. This makes them a lot more useful than the need to manually insert your metal key into the lock every time you have to drive.

If your original remote is damaged or lost, you can use the Renault replacement remote key. You will need to obtain the appropriate key for your particular type of vehicle. This can be expensive, especially if a dealer or a locksmith is performing the work. There are websites which will supply you with keys that are blank for a lower cost. But, they'll need to be programmed by a professional.

Follow the instructions in the owner's manual when changing the programming of a key. In some models, you have to press a specific button to activate the reprogramming function. Once you have done this, you will need to act quickly. You have only a few seconds left before the car's system resets the commands and then it exits the programming mode. If you don't take care then you'll have to start the process all over once more.

Key Cards

Renault owners who lose their keys are one of the most bizarre calls locksmiths receive. In more fortunate situations, the driver can find the keys or key card in their pockets, but there are a few horrendous situations that they just put it inside and out of it.

A lot of people will assume the only way to get a replacement is to call the Renault dealership and request them to purchase a new key for you. This is a long process and you could be without a car for a long time as you wait for your new key.

Renaults have a complicated system in terms of keys and immobilisers are concerned. Early models (typically up to 2000) use a key which cannot be programmed through plugging in the tester and pressing a switch like most other key fobs you can purchase from Ebay. These systems require specialist tools and software in order to program a new key.

In more modern Renaults the key card has seen various changes in terms of its appearance as well as what's inside. All Renault key cards come with an emergency blade that can be used in the event that the buttons do not work. They also have a small ignition key inside to ensure that the battery does not run out.