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Many renault car key replacement owners appreciate the added peace of mind a spare key or card can provide. It's worth asking your Renault dealer to replace your card or key if you have lost it.

However, this is often costly and time-consuming. Another option is to call an experienced auto locksmith.

Chipped Keys

Transponder chips are usually found in modern vehicles. This is an excellent anti-theft measure as it means that only the key that contains the correct information will be able to start your vehicle.

When you turn on the ignition the chip transmits an electrical signal to the car's ECU, this then compares the serial number of the digital chip the chip with the number stored in the vehicle. If they are compatible, the immobilizer will stop and the car will start. If the key does not have the correct serial number, it will be ignored by the ECU.

It is possible to tell the presence of chip by looking at it close enough. The hole in the key's head is usually offset to one side. This is to accommodate a microchip. The older keys had the chip placed in the middle of the head of the key. You can also check the chip using a transponder scanner that will read the information on the chip and display it on the screen.

Contrary to older keys made of metal which could be copied by any locksmith or locksmith, the Renault key with transponder chips requires special equipment to copy. The technician must use specific programming techniques to ensure that the copied keys work in your car.

Some cars like the VATS (Vehicle Anti Theft System) keys have simpler chips that are number ranging from 1 to 15. The original key can be copied using the V.A.T.S. decoder, which will identify the resistor. A blank key that has the same resistor can then be picked from the key rack. The instructions in the vehicle manual can be used to program this type of key with no special equipment.

If you require a chipped key then call Beishir Lock and Security for a quick, professional and competitive service. We can program a brand new chipped key quickly efficiently, and at less than the price that a car dealer charges. We provide upfront prices so that you know what you can expect.

Key Cards

Renault key cards allow drivers to control their vehicles without having to touch the ignition and can also unlock doors and activate the horn and lights. This is a very popular feature that allows car owners to discourage thieves, or turn on the alarm if they want to attract the attention of. Unfortunately, these cards could be a pain in the neck when they're stolen or lost, which is why it is essential to have them replaced as quickly as you can. A locksmith can replace the card quickly and inexpensively for a fraction of the cost as a dealership.

Key cards have distinct appearance and functions exactly the same way as chipped-keys, but the driver does not have to open the door's lock. There are numerous card systems. Each one has its own pros and cons. Magnetic Stripe - these are the most popular cards, and have the black strip that is swiped downwards on the reader to allow access. Radio Frequency cards are similar to magstripes but they can only be used within a small distance, typically less than 10 cms. Hole Punches – These are on the way out, but were extremely popular in the past. Unique combinations of holes were punched to generate an access code.

Depending on the kind of Renault key card, it can have various features that can make it easier or more difficult to use. Some cards have an option to start the car, whereas others display an on-board diagnosis (OBD). In some instances the screens can be accessed remotely via an application on smartphones.

Usually, these keys have special security measures in place to prevent the keys from being altered to work with a different car. This is to protect both the owner of the car and the dealership from possible thefts or other issues. There are ways to circumvent this. Many locksmiths have access to a large stock of fresh Renault key cards that can be programmed to a particular vehicle at only a fraction of the cost that a dealer would charge.

Transponder Chips

Modern Renault keys come with transponder (also known as"chip-key") "chip-key"). The chip is a tiny electronic micro-circuit that communicates with your car's ECU to unlock the doors and begin the engine. When you insert your car key into the ignition, an antenna ring sends the radio frequency energy in a flash to the transponder. The chip emits a signal containing an unique code. The ECU examines the code to determine if the key is authorised to operate the car. This helps to reduce car theft as the keys aren't just a basic flat metal key which can be copied easily, but rather have an extra layer of security that prevents unauthorised access to the vehicle.

The older cars that did not have a transponder chips were easy to copy and thieves could easily steal the transponder chip. Since most cars made after 1995 have a transponder, this type crime is not as common. This is due to the fact that the microchip of the car is connected to a specific car and is only activated when it is being used with the correct key. If someone attempts to start your car using a transponder that hasn't previously been programmed specifically for your vehicle, your ECU won't recognise it and won't turn on.

Locksmiths can add a transponder chip an existing key fairly quickly. A locksmith will make use of special equipment to copy your key, and then insert the transponder chip. The cost of this service is dependent on the year, model and model of the car.

A replacement transponder is more than a standard flat metal key but less than other types of replacement keys, such as smart keys or a key fob. Keys of other kinds provide more security and functionality than a standard metal key, so they are more expensive to replace.

Immobilisers

Car immobilisers are an essential element of the security of your vehicle. They guard your Renault against theft by stopping it from being started with the wrong key. Immobilisers have been required on all new cars in the UK since 1998, but many older cars are also equipped with them. These devices are a great way to increase the security of your car and may even help reduce your insurance costs.

The first automotive immobilisers were introduced in 1992 and most luxury automakers incorporated them into their vehicles soon after. They are designed to prevent the engine from starting when the correct key is not present or if the transponder chip on the fob isn't recognized by the electronic control unit (ECU).

When you insert the smart key into your vehicle, it will send an electronic code to your ECU. The code must match the code for the engine to be turned on. If the codes aren't compatible the ECU will disable several key car components like the starter motor and fuel system.

If you have an older Renault key that does not have the security feature, then you can purchase a new one and get this extra layer of security. It is crucial to make sure the new key is certified by Thatcham, and is programmed to work with your car.

Some hackers with the latest technology have developed ways to get around factory-fitted anti-immobilisers. These techniques involve the use of devices that copy the pin code from your key and then transmit it to the ECU to trick it into believing your key is there. This method, also known as relay theft, is a concern for those who own keyless entry vehicles.

This can be prevented by ensuring that your smart key is properly programmed for your vehicle, and ensuring that it is not in the hands of suspicious people. It's not a great idea to try to reprogram an existing smart key that was programmed to another vehicle. Instead, you should seek assistance from a professional. Tony's Locksmith can program fresh Renault keys for your vehicle at an affordable cost.