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Renault Car Key Replacement: It's Not As Difficult As You Think
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Renaults have an extremely complex system of keys and immobiliser locks. Without going into too much technical details, there are two general systems that impact the way the replacement key needs to be programmed.

Many people believe that the only way to purchase an automobile is to visit a main dealer. However, this can be lengthy and up to 50% more costly. We are able to offer an alternative.

Immobilisers


Renault uses a few different systems for immobilisers and keys. The first models (pre-2000) make use of keys that need to be inserted into the door lock, and hit to start your car. This is a system that can be hard to code replacement keys. The newer models, beginning in 2000 onwards will have transponder-style keys that can be programmed into the car using laptop based software by using its diagnostic socket.

Key cards

Renault key cards look unlike traditional keys, yet work in the same way. They can be inserted into the dash card reader for the car to start or open. This type of key has a transponder embedded in it which is used to identify the vehicle. A Dublin locksmith can design a Renault key or replacement card. This will save you from any hassle in the event that the original key is damaged or lost.

Renault key cards are susceptible to damage from everyday use. The buttons inside the key card can get cracked or lose their function as a result of an accident or wear and wear and tear. Call a locksmith if you notice that your Renault key card isn't opening the vehicle or crackling. A locksmith is experienced and tools to create a replacement Renault key card and could be cheaper than an auto dealer.

It is a frustrating experience to lose your Renault key, especially if you are the only person with it! Many people believe that the only option to get a replacement key is to visit an Renault dealer. However, this could take a while. Renault dealers must order the replacement key from their headquarters in France which can take up to a week to arrive. If you contact a locksmith they can cut and program the replacement Renault key within the same day you call them.

Keys equipped with transponder chips

If you own an Renault car manufactured in the last 20 years then most likely, you have a key with a transponder chip inside. These tiny circuits help protect your car from theft since they only allow the car to begin to start when the correct code is sent to it.

The chips are powered by a tiny battery that can fail over time. This could cause the key to stop working, which is the reason you should get an alternative for your Renault car keys immediately you spot problems. Beishir Lock and Security offers various keys at a fraction of the cost of the dealer.

A new key can be bought at the dealership. However it's a lengthy process that will prevent you from driving. A locksmith can reprogram the key and then give you a new one at the lower cost. renault car key replacement near me use laptops to communicate with the car's computer and program the chip, which is generally faster and cheaper alternative.

Some older Renaults use a different type of key card that's slotted into a dash panel reader in order to start the vehicle. These cards can be more difficult to find an alternative replacement for, however the good news is that they do work.

Replacement keys

Renault cars have a fairly complicated system as far as anti-theft locks and keys are concerned. Without getting into too much technical detail, there are two broad systems that affect how a replacement key can be programmed. Early models (usually up to 2000) work with a key that can't be programmed into the car by simply plugging in a tester and pressing a button. These will require removal of what's not an Eeprom chip from the anti-theft system and use of professional tools and software to write new key information into the car, allowing it to start.

Renaults from the most recent models, like Megane, Clio and Laguna make use of a modern system that uses a card. They differ from standard keys made of steel and are put into a special dashboard card reader to open the doors as well as to start the engine. A professional locksmith can replace these keys at just a fraction of the cost you would pay at a dealership.

Australian consumer advocates Choice recently conducted a survey of 22 dealerships about the cost of replacing a single car key. Their findings were not very encouraging. The findings were not good.