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Renault Clio Replacement Key

Renault key cards come with an emergency blade which can be used in case remote buttons fail to work. The lock may be located near the door handle, and concealed under the cap of a plastic.

Lost Keys

We are a local Renault Key Replacement specialist that can repair your key fob and replacements. We can also reprogram a new key to your vehicle if you've lost yours. This is a straightforward process and we are able to do it at your home or Renault Key Card Replacement work. We use laptop based software to communicate with the cars computer and program in new keys. This is much quicker than visiting a traditional dealer and is much cheaper.

Certain Renaults come with a unique key system. Instead of a standard key cards are inserted into the dash to unlock and start the vehicle. It functions in the same way as a standard one, but does not require to be turned to lock it, and the engine can be started by depressing the brake or clutch pedal.

Make sure that the Renault key card has been correctly installed in the ignition and that it is activated. You can test this by turning the ignition a few times to verify that it's functioning.

Another reason that can cause the key card not working is because it has been manipulated. It could be that someone has added a spare key to the system or they have used a remote control to open or close the doors. In either case the key card will not work anymore and you'll need to program it again.

Transponder Keys

Renaults have an immobiliser feature that is installed on the car. When you press your key, it will disable it. This is great from a security point perspective as it makes it difficult for an old school or novice car burglar to melt the wire and start the car without a key.

The majority of Renault vehicles built after 2000 have transponder keys. This is because there's an electronic chip that is hidden within the head of the key and when you turn the key in the ignition, it sends out a signal to the immobiliser, which then disables it and allows the car to start.

The older Renaults have a different type of key, simply a flat metal key and they function in the same way as you would use a regular mechanical key, they can unlock the door, but they are not able to operate the car. Certain newer cars come with remote keys that are similar to the FOBIK chip key however instead of being a simple remote, it comes as an entire piece of hardware, they are sometimes referred to as Smart Keys or Proximity keys.

The keys are more difficult to steal than the transponder keys that are standard in their design as they require a small, flat metal tool to remove from the key, these can often be purchased from an area hardware store. These methods however don't make it impossible for professional criminals to steal a car because they can be used in other ways such as a slim jim, removing the door handle, and bending the top of the door away to reveal a hook can be used to take off the lock.

Remote Keys

Remote car keys can't transmit your identity information, unlike transponder keys. They are more for convenience than security. The key fob comes with several buttons that allow you to lock and unlock your car. This makes them more efficient than having to manually insert your metal key into the lock every time you are required to drive.

If the original remote key is lost or damaged If it is damaged or lost, you can get an Renault replacement remote key. However, you will need to purchase the correct key for your specific type of vehicle. This can be expensive especially if you're using a dealer or locksmith to do the job for you. There are online sites that will provide you with keys in blank form for a lower price. These keys will require to have a professional program them.

Follow the instructions in the owner's manual for making a change to a key. In some models, you have to press a specific button to enable the reprogramming feature. Once you've done that, you'll need to act swiftly. You will have only a few seconds before the car's system resets the program and goes out of programming mode. If you're not careful you'll have to start the process all over in the beginning.

Key Cards

One of the most perplexing inputs our locksmiths receive is Renault owners losing their keys. In some cases, the keys or card are found in the pockets of the driver. However there are also situations where keys and cards are lost completely.

Many people believe that the only way to replace a key is to call your local Renault dealership and request one for you. This could be a very long process and could leave you carless for quite some time whilst waiting for the new key to arrive.

Renaults have a complicated system in terms of keys and immobilisers go. The earliest models (typically up to around 2000) utilize keys that aren't programmed to the vehicle simply by plugging in an electronic tester and pressing a button like many other key fobs you can buy on Ebay. These types of systems require special tools and software to program the replacement key.

The key card in more modern Renaults has seen several changes, both in terms what it looks like and its contents. All renault key card Replacement (autokeys-r-Us.co.uk) key cards have an emergency blade which can be used in case the buttons fail to function. They also have a small ignition key that is hidden within them in case the battery runs out.