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Renault Clio Replacement Key

Renault key cards come with an emergency blade which can be used when remote buttons don't work. The lock can be placed near the door handle and concealed under a cap made of plastic.

Lost Keys

We are a local Renault Key Replacement specialist and can provide key fob repairs and replacements. We can also reprogram your new key in case you've lost yours. This is a simple service and we can perform it at your home or work. We utilize laptop-based software to communicate with the car's computer and program new keys. This is much quicker than visiting a traditional dealer and also cheaper.

Some Renaults have a unique key system. Instead of a standard key, cards are inserted into the dash to unlock and start the vehicle. It functions in the same way as a standard car key, but it does not have to be turned in order to lock the car. The engine can only start by pressing the clutch or brake pedal.

If your Renault key card isn't working, the first thing to do is ensure that it's properly inserted into the ignition and is activated. You can check this by turning the ignition several times to verify that it's working.

A key card that isn't able to work is often the result of it being altered with. It could be because someone has added an additional key to the system, or used an electronic remote to open and close the doors. In either scenario the key card won't perform and will need to be reprogrammed.

Transponder Keys

Renaults have an immobiliser system that is fitted on the car. When you use your key, it will disable it. This is a great security feature as it makes it impossible for a novice or an old-fashioned car thief, to hot wire the car and then start it without the key.

Most Renault cars manufactured after the year 2000 will be fitted with a transponder-type key. This is where there is an electronic chip that is hidden within the head of the key and when you turn your key in the ignition it sends out a signal the immobiliser which disarms it and allows the car to start.

The older Renaults come with a different kind of key, which is simply a flat metal key and these work in the same way that you would use a normal mechanical key. They are able to unlock the door, the keylab but they are not able to operate the car. Some newer cars will have a remote key that is similar to the FOBIK chip key however instead of just a remote it comes as an entire unit. They are sometimes referred to as Smart Keys or Proximity keys.

These keys are more difficult to steal as they require the use of an abrasive tool made of flat metal. They can be bought at your local hardware store. These methods however don't make it impossible for professional criminals to steal a car since they also have other options such as a slim jim, removing the door handle and bending the top of the door to expose a hook that can be used to take off the lock.

Remote Keys

Unlike transponder keys, remote car keys aren't able to transmit information about your identity. They are more of a convenience than security. The key fob has many buttons that allow you to lock and unlock your car. This makes them more useful than The KeyLab need to manually insert your metal key into the lock each time you want to drive.

If the original remote key is lost or damaged, you can use an Renault replacement remote key. You will need to obtain the appropriate key for your particular type of vehicle. This can be expensive particularly when a dealer or locksmith is performing the work. There are also online sites which will supply you with keys that are blank for a lower cost. These keys will require to be programmed by a professional them.

If you are trying to reprogramme a brand new key, ensure that you adhere to the instructions in your owner's manual carefully. Some models of cars require you to press certain buttons on the key to initiate reprogramming mode. After you've done this, you will have to move fast. You have only a few seconds left before the system of the car resets the commands, and exits the programming mode. If you're not cautious the car will reset all commands and exit programming mode.

Key Cards

Renault owners who lose their keys are one of the most bizarre requests our locksmiths get. In some instances keys or cards are found in the pocket of the driver. However there are also situations where the keys and key cards are completely lost.

A lot of people will think that the only way to replace their key is to call the Renault dealership and request them to purchase a new key for you. This can be a very lengthy process, and you may find yourself without a vehicle for a long time as you wait for the new key.

Renaults come with an immobiliser system and keys that are quite complex. Early models (typically up to 2000) have a key that cannot be programmed by plugging in the tester and pressing a switch like the majority of key fobs you can purchase from Ebay. These type of systems need specialist tools and software in order to program a replacement key.

The key card on more modern Renaults has seen a few changes, both in terms what it looks like and its contents. All Renault key cards now have an emergency key blade which can be used to unlock the vehicle in the event that the buttons don't work. The cards also contain a small key to start the vehicle in the event of a dead battery.