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Replacement Key For Renault Clio
Renault cars have an immobiliser system that is very complex. The majority of people think that if they loose one key the only way to get an replacement is to contact their Renault dealer in France.
We provide a less expensive and faster alternative. We keep all Renault keys and cards in stock, so we usually can offer a new alternative within an hour of receiving your call.
Chipped Keys
If your Renault has transponder chip, it will only start when you use the correct key. This prevents car theft by stopping the engine from starting when a wrong key is used.
The chip has an individual serial number that is identical to the one stored in the computer of your car. When you insert the new key in the ignition it sends a signal to the immobiliser. It then examines whether the code on your chip matches with the one in the system. If the match is successful, your car will allow fuel to flow, or turn on the starter motor.
If the key fails to send a match, or is not recognised by the immobiliser, the vehicle will stop starting and enter the safety lockout mode. This usually lasts between three and four minutes. Once this happens you won't be able to drive your vehicle and will require a replacement key.
You'll need to call your local auto locksmith in order to obtain a new lock. They'll be able identify the cut needed for your specific vehicle. Once they have the information, they will be able to make a duplicate of your key. They can also program the new key to start your car.
renault clio key look very different to chipped keys but work in a similar way. The card is put into the dash panel reader and when you hit the key button, it unlocks the car. When you press the engine button, it starts the vehicle. The key card may also be encoded to give you access to different areas within a building, so nobody else will be able access your car or certain areas of the office.
Keys that are not secure because the plastic card can be damaged over time or internal mechanisms can bend or crack. If this happens you will see a message appear on the dash screen stating "card not detected" or sometimes just a blank screen. This is a sign that the card is failing and must be replaced.
We have these cards in stock and can cut and program a new Renault key at workplace or at home. We can communicate with your vehicle using laptop software and transfer the transponder codes from your old key to the new. This will save you from having to visit the Renault main dealer and wait for them to order a replacement key from France. This could be a long process and in some cases may leave you without an automobile for more than a week.
Key Fobs
The key fobs of today provide more functions than simple lock and unlock commands. Some fobs include buttons that let motorists open and close their doors to their cars and start the engine remotely. Some also have a button that lets the windows open, and yet others let drivers summon and auto-park their vehicle.
Certain of these features may be activated by pressing the buttons on the key fob in quick succession. Key fobs have security features that can prevent their signals from being stolen or intercepted. If you've lost a key fob, it may be possible to find a replacement from the manufacturer, but it might cost more than you might think.
Renault also has a card that can be put into the card reader that is located on the dashboard panel. These cards emit a digital code that permits drivers to open the doors and then start the engine. If you lose a keycard, your insurance company could cover the cost of replacing it, but it will be counted against the deductible of your policy.
The Car Key People stock Renault keys and cards to ensure that we can program and cut a brand new Renault card for you the same day you contact us, saving you both time and money. Laptop software is used to communicate with the computer of your vehicle to program new keys. This is faster and less expensive than visiting the Renault main dealer.
Remote Keys
Remote keys are keys with an integrated remote control into the head. They are extremely useful since they offer an extra layer of security against burglaries and aid in car security. These keys are unique in serial number and the blade is not cut like flat metal keys. They are also designed to operate as a replacement for the classic flat metal keys. They are much more difficult to steal and are usually only used by the owner of the vehicle. They can be programmed at the dealership or by locksmiths using an instrument for diagnosing.
Many people believe that transponder key fobs and transponder keys are the same. Knowing the difference between the two will make it easier to understand how they work. While a transponder key can be used to unlock the car's doors, it is also needed to start the engine. It does this by directing the engine with a signal by a microchip within the key. The microchip will then identify the unique number of the vehicle and turn off the immobilizer.
It is essential to keep in mind that a dealer can only program keys for you if provide proof of ownership or registration. This will stop thieves from jotting down the VIN to take it to an area part shop to program the key fob for another vehicle. Some online stores will offer the option of programming your key fob for you. However, they might need proof of ownership.
