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Getting a Citroen Remote Key Replacement

Losing your car keys is an unpleasant experience, particularly when you own an remote key. The good part is that you will typically find a replacement for a much cheaper price than going to the dealer.

From 1997 onwards, all citroen remote key replacement keys didn't have transponders (Philips fixed code type 33). Making spares and keypads to these models is a breeze forward and can be done on site in minutes.

Cost

Losing the car keys is an expensive experience. The cost of replacing a car's keys varies according to the type of the vehicle, its make, and the features of the vehicle. In some cases the cost of replacement may be more than the value of the vehicle itself.

Every year, car keys become more complex and expensive to replace. For instance, certain keys have an electronic chip which allows you to start the engine without needing to insert the key into the ignition. This feature is susceptible to hacking, and opens the way for thieves.

A lot of locksmiths offer key fob replacement at an affordable cost, however it is crucial to confirm the cost prior to hiring. You can also make use of an online service that compares estimates from local garages, Citroen car Mechanics and dealers. This can save you time and money.

The key fob is the remote control that allows you to lock and unlock your car from some distance. These keys are made of tough plastic and cost around PS320. These keys are designed to resist water damage and are more durable than conventional auto keys. Some are waterproof, making them more resilient to theft. They can be paired to your smartphone for added security.

Time is a factor.

A remote car key fob is equipped with buttons that send signals to a circuit board whenever they are press. These signals may be lost as time passes, causing the keys to cease to function. Most often, the issue is due to worn-out button contacts or loose parts that are rattling around inside. Fortunately, there are ways to address the issue.

The majority of Citroen vehicles manufactured after 1998 utilize transponders or chips inside the key to disarm the standard immobiliser system in the vehicle. The chip can become out of sync with the vehicle and requires resynchronisation using special diagnostic equipment. While a dealership might charge you a lot however, you can save money by replacing the keys at an auto-locksmith.

When you use KeyNOW replacing Citroen van or car keys is simple and fast. Our mobile technicians have been trained to replace keys quickly and efficiently. They will keep you informed at each stage. We will also ensure the new keys are programmed correctly to your vehicle's security systems.

Citroen keys from 1997 and up do not have transponders therefore you can easily create an additional key or replace lost ones on site. It only takes some minutes. Keys that are lost between 1998 and 2000 require a PIN number that can be found under the scratch-resistant panel on the back of a security card made of plastic the size of an ordinary credit card in the wallet of the owner (see the image below). It is possible to get this code without having to visit the dealer.

Security

Citroen vehicles are equipped with security measures of the highest quality that protect against theft of cars. These security measures are primarily based on the use of a transponder within the car key. This chip sends an unique code to the car every when it's activated. This code is used to disable the standard immobiliser system, which prevents it from starting without the correct key.

Most Citroen vehicles built from 1998 and on will come with a transponder key that is placed in the ignition to start the engine. This key contains a rolling code chip, also referred to as a Philips fixed code type 33. If you are missing one of these keys, replacing it is easy and can be completed on-site in a matter of minutes.

The Citroen Relay van is different from other models and requires a special kind of key that has a transponder coded to the chassis. The key isn't available at the dealer, and it requires more effort to program. This is a very specialised procedure that is only performed by a handful of auto-locksmiths.

Dealership

If you've lost your car keys, you can go to an auto dealership to have it replaced. However, this can be expensive and time-consuming. However, you can save money by purchasing your replacement key from an independent locksmith instead of the dealer. They are usually more efficient than dealerships and will give you an upfront price before they begin working on your car.

A remote key fob allows you to lock or unlock your car without needing to insert the blade of the key into the door lock. It contains a microchip that transmits a code to the car that confirms that you've got the key and allows it to begin. They are more secure than other kinds of car keys, but they are expensive to replace in the event of losing them.

You can fix a key fob if it was dropped into water by using the rubbing alcohol and a dehumidifier. You can also use dehydrators to remove moisture. After your key fob is dried it is possible to reprogramme it by putting it in the ignition, and then turning the switch to the accessory position. This will put it into programming mode and a chime will sound. Then, you can press one of the lock or unlock buttons on the remote.