Replacement Key For Renault Clio
Renault cars have a very complex immobiliser system. If you are unable to replace one key, most people think the only solution is to contact a Renault dealer who will then order the replacement from France.
key card for renault megane replacement can offer a cheaper and quicker alternative. We keep all Renault keys and cards in stock, so we usually can offer a new substitute within an hour of your phone call.
Keys damaged by chipping Keys
If your Renault has transponder chips, then it will only start by using the correct key. This is to prevent car theft by stopping the engine from starting if an unsuitable key is used.
The chip has a serial number that matches up with the one stored in the computer system of your car. When you insert the new ignition key it sends an indication to the immobiliser, which then verifies that the code on the chip is identical to the one in the system. If the match is successful, your car will allow fuel to flow, or activate the starter motor.
If the key doesn't send an appropriate match or isn't acknowledged by the immobiliser system then the car won't begin and it will enter an forced safety lockout, which can last from three to four minutes. Once this happens, you will not be able to drive your vehicle and will require a new key.
You'll have to contact your local auto locksmith to obtain a new key. They'll be able determine the cuts needed for your specific vehicle. Once they have these, they can then make an exact duplicate copy of your key. They can also program the replacement key to start your car.

Key Cards
Renault key cards are very different from chipped keys, however, they function in the same way. The card is placed in the car's dash panel, and when the key button is pulled, it will unlock the car and when the engine button is pressed it will start the car. The key card may also be encoded to give you access to various areas of a structure, ensuring that no one else will be able to drive your car or enter certain areas of the office.
These keys can be problematic because the plastic chip can get damaged over time or the internal mechanisms could bend or crack. There will be a message saying "card cannot be detected" on the dash, or perhaps a blank screen. This is an indication that the card must be replaced.
We have these cards in stock and can cut and program a new Renault key at your work or home. We can also connect to your vehicle through laptop software and transfer the transponder codes from your old key to the new. This eliminates the need to go to an Renault main dealer and wait for them to order your replacement key from France. This can be a long process that in some instances may leave you without a car for up to an entire week.
Key Fobs
Key fobs today come with more functions beyond locking and unlocking. Certain fobs have buttons that let motorists open and close their doors to their cars and start the engine remotely. Others have a button that rolls down the windows, and others allow drivers to summon and automatically park their car.
Certain features can be activated by pressing the buttons on the fob's key in rapid succession. The fobs are equipped with security features that stop their signals from being intercepted and copied. If you've lost a key fob, it could be possible to find a replacement from the manufacturer, but it may be more expensive than you expect.
Renault also has cards that can be inserted into the card reader on the dashboard panel. These cards emit a digital code that allows drivers to unlock the doors and then start the engine. If you lose a key card, your insurance provider may pay the cost of replacing it, but it will be counted against your policy's deductible.
The Car Key People keep Renault keys and cards in stock, so we can cut and program a new Renault key for you on the same day as your call, saving your time and money. Laptop software is used to connect with the computer in your vehicle to program new keys. This is quicker and cheaper than contacting an Renault main dealer.
Remote Keys
Remote keys are keys that have an electronic remote that is built into the head. They are extremely useful since they offer an extra layer of security against burglaries and can aid in securing your car. The key blade of these types of keys is not cut along the edge as traditional flat metal keys. Moreover, they include an exclusive serial number on them. They are also designed to operate as a replacement to traditional flat metal keys. These keys are harder to steal and are usually only used by the owner of the vehicle. They can be programmed by a dealer or locksmith with an instrument to diagnose.
Some people mistakenly believe that transponder key fobs and transponder keys are identical. Understanding the distinction between these two types of keys can help to understand how they function. A transponder key can be used to open car doors but is also required to start the vehicle. It does this by directing an engine signal via a microchip inside the key. The microchip then recognizes the vehicle's unique number and turn off the immobilizer.
Remember that a dealer is able to only program a remote if you have an authentic proof of ownership or registration. This will stop thieves from writing down the VIN and then rushing to an area parts store to get the key fob programmed for another vehicle. Some online stores will offer to program your keyfob for you. However, they might ask for proof of ownership.