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Renault Clio Replacement Key

renault megane replacement key card cars have a unique method of keys than other makes. Instead of a traditional key that can be transformed into a lock, Renault cars have a keycard that is inserted into the panel reader in the dash. A button is press to activate the card.

If you lose your sole Renault key it can take time and cost money to find a replacement from a main dealer. We keep Renault keys and cards in stock so you can get back on the road quickly.

Transponder Chips

Renault has a variety of different systems when it comes to their key locks and immobilisers and the latest models starting from 2000 include transponder chips. These are tiny circuits inside the key which transmit signals to the car's computer system If the signal is not received it will stop the engine from starting. This is a good security measure to ensure your vehicle is not being stolen and you are the only one who can start it.

A replacement key that comes with chip is a bit more expensive than a regular key. This is due to the extra manufacturing costs associated with the micro-circuit. However, you won't need to pay an arm and a leg. Locksmiths can produce a key with a Transponder Chip for less than what you would pay at a dealer.

Many Renault owners who lose their keys or key cards believe that the only option is to visit their dealer. This could be a lengthy process and you may be waiting long to receive your new key. You can instead call a locksmith to make the replacement Renault Key for only a fraction of the price it costs and takes a dealership.

Keys and keys can be damaged or even fail, this is usually due to the internal workings of the card being bent and cracking over time. Certain Renault key repair specialists can fix these cards, however this is temporary solution. The card will most likely fail in the future. A professional locksmith can remove the chip on your old key, and then program a new Renault key with laptop software. This will restore the functionality of your remote and allow you to start your car as normal. This will also help keep your vehicle safe from theft, as only the correct keys will work to activate the ignition immobiliser.

Immobilisers

Immobilisers protect your vehicle from being hot-wired or driven with a non-existent key. They have been compulsory in the UK on all new cars since 1998. They are built into your car's keys or fobs. They work by sending a code to the car's ECU (Electronic Control Unit) when the key is activated and the vehicle is started. If the code is not the same, the ECU disables some components required to start the engine and drive away the car.

This is a way to stop criminals from using equipment that copies the signal generated by your key and transmits it to the ECU of the car in order to enable it to start. This technology has reduced the number of car thefts dramatically since it is extremely difficult to steal a car with this technology installed. Insurance companies usually offer discounts on premiums if you've got it installed.

The immobiliser system is usually hidden within the head of your car key. It comprises a microchip that is activated when the key is inserted into the ignition barrel. A coil inside the barrel detects the chip and transmits an indication to the ECU which can only be deactivated using a programmed key or by taking the chip off the key.

A few early Renault models used static codes that could be copied using special devices, however modern versions have been upgraded to utilize shifting or rolling security codes which can only be duplicated using the appropriate technology. This has significantly increased the effectiveness of these systems and is why it's vital to have such anti-theft devices fitted by Thatcham Research approved professionals.

If your renault clio replacement key or card isn't functioning, it might need to be re-programmed. Car Keys Solutions keeps all Renault keys and cards on hand and can cut and program your new key while you wait.

We understand that your time is valuable, which is why our team will always try to ensure that the process goes as smoothly as it can. We will contact you to inform you what time the service is likely to take, so you can plan accordingly. We will make sure that the work is completed in the highest quality to ensure that you are 100% satisfied with your new key for your renault.

Key Cards

The hands-free card has become a popular feature in Renault's cars. This tiny device is used to open the vehicle and start it, but also allows drivers to control other functions such as the welcome lighting and the sound sequence. It can even replace an old-fashioned key when the driver isn't in the car. The idea behind the hands-free cards dates back to 2001 when Renault was preparing to launch its Laguna II saloon. One of the designers, Bernard Dumondel, was staying in a hotel when he saw how simple it was to lock the room using a magnetic card. He further developed the idea and eventually made it a standard feature on Renault's automobiles.

To make use of the hands-free card you need a card reader installed in the centre console of the vehicle. The reader and card can be programmed with the AVDI/PROTAG program available from Abrites.

Remote Buttons

Renault has long-standing standing as a leader in innovation. They produced the first 'hands-free card' - a small device that allows you to unlock and start your car without having to touch the door handle. It was the first such technology that an auto manufacturer could offer its customers and changed the way people drive. Its design made it easy to get into and out of cars. It is one of the most sought-after features of any car today.

What is the procedure? The key card has an internal microprocessor which must be programmed to the vehicle. This is done using a special programmer such as the AVDI. The key is also able to transmit its own identification number which is used to connect with the car's immobiliser system.

The chip inside the key is able to detect when you press the button on the remote, and tells the vehicle to respond in the same way. This could be anything from opening doors to changing radio stations or setting the thermostat. This is what makes the Renault an extremely intelligent piece of technology.

The "hands-free card" was the brainchild of a design group led by Bernard Dumondel. He was working on a saloon called the Laguna II that was supposed to be the ultimate lifestyle car for the 21st century. He was staying in an hotel and was attempting to use his room keys. He realized he could make keys that would unlock and start the car by simply pressing it.

The key consists of an outer case (usually black) with buttons, a transponder chip and a plastic key blade. The case can be swapped with a key that has the transponder chip from another Renault remote key. This is an easy and efficient option in the event that your key is seriously damaged, such as the buttons are broken or worn out. If you have a brand new one but it's not able to start your car, this is likely because the immobiliser was not transferred. To test this, place the old key close to the new one. The car should begin.