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How to Repair a Lamborghini Huracan Car Key

The Huracan is a true beast on the track. It is also a great vehicle to drive on daily streets and up mountain ridges.

However, if you're Lamborghini Huracan car key has stopped working, it may be due to a variety reasons like a dead battery for the coin, water damage, signal interference or a damaged receiver module.

Dead Coin Battery

The first thing to check when your key fob begins to show signs of trouble is the coin battery inside. It could stop working due to the expiration date, or be damaged by water. Replace it with a new one to repair the problem. Make sure that you get the exact voltage and size. If the chip was exposed to water, wash it with a towel and let it dry completely before replacing it.

Another reason that can cause keys that won't lock or unlock is signal interference. It can be caused by nearby objects, poor weather conditions, or transmitters operating on the same frequency band. In these cases the remote will only work if it is near the vehicle.

To stop this from happening, we recommend to prevent this from happening, we recommend using a Juice My Ride charger, which is proven to optimize your battery's performance, and extend its life by up to 400%. It is also recommended by Lamborghini technicians and does not void manufacturer warranties. You can find it online or at your nearest auto parts store.

Water Damage

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The key fob features rubber seals that keep water from the electronic chip inside, but exposure to excessive amounts of water can be damaging. If your key fob takes bath in soapy wash machine water or ocean water at the beach then the salt in the water could cause damage to the circuit board.

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Contacts with the battery may be damaged.

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If your Huracan's key-fob cannot lock or unlock It is most likely to be a dead battery for the coin-cell that needs to be replaced. There are many other causes for it to cease working that could be the result of worn buttons damaged by water signal interference, an electronic chip that's defective.

This year has been a rough one for Lamborghinis which has seen three fires involving the Huracan Spyder. Thankfully, no one was injured in the three incidents. It's not clear what caused the fires. They could have been related to a previous recall or the owners could have parked their cars in a wrong spot. It's a pity that such a beautiful vehicle was damaged.

Faulty Receiver Module

The Lamborghini Huracan remote keyless system allows drivers to lock and unlock their cars by pressing buttons on the key fob. However keys on the remote may be inoperable if exposed to moisture, damaged buttons or a dead coin battery or signal interference. Fortunately the majority of these issues can be addressed.

The Huracan's exterior features an imposing character line that slants upwards around the glass windows in the rear and creates a coupe-style appearance. The doors do not have frames, and the torsional beams that replace a C pillar add to its light-weight design.

The interior of the car is spacious, and the LIS touchscreen information display is seamlessly integrated within the dashboard. It's located above the central 'Tamburo control panel'. It displays multimedia, telephone and navigation functions. It also includes an innovative connected voice control, which recognizes natural-dialogue command for more efficient operation and administration. It also has a head-up screen, ADAS and a programmable profile. An off-road option is available with bumpers made of metal and reinforced with a special TERRA or SABBIA driving modes.

Key Fob is faulty

Always carry an additional keyfob with you in your vehicle, just in case the primary one malfunctions. There are many reasons why it may stop working including a dead coin battery, to a faulty receiver module. The most frequent reason for this is that the keyfob is not paired with the car.

The simplest way to resolve this issue is using a diagnostic tool able to connect to the OBDII port on your vehicle. Most tools require you provide information about the car, including its model and make. Certain tools also require the VIN which is essential if you want accurate results.

If the key fob does not appear to be paired to your car, it is likely that it has been damaged. This could happen in the course of repairs or servicing the car. When panels are removed and then reinstalled for example electrical wires could become damaged or disconnected. Key fobs can be exposed to water. While a splash of water isn't likely to harm them however, submerging a key fob in a pool or ocean could cause the electronic chip to fail.