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Car Key Replacement Services

If your car's remote key fob stops working and you are left frustrated. Fortunately, the majority of automotive locksmiths and dealerships offer replacement of your car key services that can get your key functioning properly.

Try a few easy things at home prior to heading to the dealer or a locksmith.

Lost or Stolen keys

If you dropped it in the car, put it on the counter when you ran to the store for groceries, or just plain lost it or lost your key fob can be an enormous hassle. Fortunately, the majority of these problems can be fixed at home, without the assistance of a professional. You may require a replacement battery or the fob might not have the pairing details -- both of which can be easily fixed.

Modern cars are equipped with remote control keys which communicate with the vehicle by using the radio frequency of a specific. If your fob is operating it sends out a signal that allows you to lock and unlock the vehicle from a distance as well as start the engine. The fob isn't an electronic key. It isn't possible to have it cut in a hardware shop and vehicle use it to open your vehicle. The latest fobs also come with transponder chips that need to be programmed to your specific vehicle in order for keyless entry to work.

The most common issue with a car key fob is that it has lost its connection with the vehicle. This can happen when the battery fails or is caused by something as simple as a power failure. Refer to the owner's manual for instructions. Although most modern vehicles can be reset and restore the pairing, you must also refer to the manual. If reseting your fob doesn't solve the issue, you will need to have it changed to a different program. This typically requires the assistance of an automotive locksmith or dealership.

Purchasing a replacement fob can be expensive and can take several days for the dealer to get it and program it. Certain insurance policies will cover the cost of a replacement however, if it's not covered, it's not a bad idea to get in touch with your vehicle's manufacturer or a local locksmith to discuss replacing the fob. You can save money and time by having a locksmith make copies of the key in-person. A locksmith can also cut new keys and also replace the transponder chip. The new one will need to be synced with the receiver module of your vehicle.

Bad Battery

While modern car remotes are very practical and offer a safer way to start your vehicle, they can still be a hassle when they stop functioning. This is usually something that can be solved by replacing the battery on the key fob.

The majority of modern remote key fobs make use of lithium ion coin cell batteries. They are relatively inexpensive and have no limitations on their life. However, they do have a limit on their lifespan. The battery of a remote key may wear out faster than normal if it is used frequently. This can happen when the battery is pushed or over-forced or exposed to moisture which could cause corrosion.

A worn or dead battery is the most common reason for a car key not responding properly. This is the first thing you check to determine if your remote has stopped functioning. Most of the time, this will fix the issue however, if it doesn't, it is time to get a replacement battery.

Most of the time a battery is bad because of oxidation or corrosion. It may also be leaking acid or vehicle emitting acidic fumes that could cause poor connections between battery terminals. This can be repaired by taking the old battery out and cleaning all of the contacts with a solution of baking soda and water. After cleaning the connectors, you can resolder them in place and test the remote.

When checking for a dead battery or one that is deteriorating it is also important to check whether any buttons aren't working. This can be a sign that there is a serious issue with your remote, and you'll have to get an expert to fix it. A professional can tell you if your remote is repairable, or needs to be replaced. They can do this on the spot by using an onboard process or connect to your vehicle's OBD2 port to program a new key fob in a safe and fast way.

Bad Transponder Chip

Similar to the way that the remote for your garage door transmits an exact signal to its receptor, so that it can open or close, the chip inside your car key transmits a unique code to the vehicle's computer system. This code tells the vehicle that it's the correct owner and blocks anyone else from starting the engine.

If you attempt to start your vehicle and it fails, this is a sign that your transponder is malfunctioning. This could be for various reasons but is typically an indication that you require a new broken key repair.

Another common sign that a transponder chip has gone bad is when your vehicle won't lock with the key fob. In this instance you'll need to lock your vehicle manually. This can be a hassle and unaffordable, particularly when you're locked out of your vehicle.

The transponder could stop working when the battery in the fob's battery is depleted. As time passes, the fob battery will gradually lose charge. It is always recommended to keep an extra key fob battery on hand, so that you can replace it as necessary.

There are a variety of other issues that could arise with the transponder chip in your car but the ones listed above are the most prevalent. Contact an auto locksmith as fast as possible in the event that your key fob's battery is dead or if the chip that controls transponder has become malfunctioning. They can either reprogram the key or replace it completely, according to what's required. A Queen Creek auto locksmith will be able to determine the issue for you and offer a solution that is reliable. They will generally be more affordable than taking your vehicle to an auto dealer.

Pairings that are corrupted or lost

It's not uncommon for your car remote to lose its functionality over time. However, there are easy fixes that may help you get your car's remote back up and running.

The first thing you need to do is to try using a backup key to unlock and lock your vehicle. This will ensure that the fob is not the problem, and also determine if there is a mechanical issue with the locks in the case that it is found to be an electrical issue.

Often, car key fobs require a battery replaced. The cost of replacing the batteries isn't too expensive and you can do it yourself, without professional equipment.

It is essential to select the correct type of battery However. Most automotive fobs are designed to accept CR2025 or CR2032 batteries, although some may use other types. If you're not certain of the type of battery your remote is using you can look up the label or examine the inside of. The battery will usually have an engraved or stamped number on it, or you can use a multimeter to see what the voltage is.

Another easy fix is to test a different battery. Sometimes, the batteries inside a fob can be worn out or corroded over time and replacement could bring back the functionality of the remote.

If changing the battery isn't working, try cleaning out the fob and ensure all of the buttons are functioning properly. Car key fobs can become pretty dirty from being bashed around in pockets and purses and aren't completely indestructible. In some cases, removing the buttons and then flexing in and out of them can bring your remote back to life.

If you've tried everything on this list and your car key fob still not functioning it is likely that you need to have it changed by a professional. Grays Locksmiths can do this for you, and can also supply you with a brand-new or a used replacement if you need it.