11 Strategies To Completely Redesign Your Fiat 500 Replacement Key Cost

Fiat 500 Replacement Key Fob It could be time to replace the battery if your 500 remote key fob isn't working. If you do replace the battery but it is still not working it is likely to be elsewhere. At United Locksmith, we specialize in the creation of new keys for classic automobiles. We have all the necessary tools and parts to provide this service. Dead Coin Battery The most common reason your Fiat 500 key fob will not unlock or lock the doors is due to a dead battery. The key fob is equipped with an internal battery called a coin cell that is prone to draining quickly when it isn't used often enough. If your remote began to show signs of weakening like a loss of range, and then stopped working completely, the battery is probably dead. Metal clips hold the battery in place inside the key fob. If the clips are not tight, they can cause problems with contact that can prevent your remote from receiving power. With a small flathead screwdriver, pry the retaining clip open to remove the current battery and then insert a fresh one. Make sure that the battery you choose to use has the same size, voltage and specification as the original. Exposure to water can cause the key fob to corrode or become damaged. Even a short shower in soapy water can cause damage to the electronic chip inside. Keep your key fob dry. Water Damage If your key fob isn't functioning correctly, it could be due to water damage. The rubber seals on key fobs stop them from being damaged by a slight splash or drizzle of water. However, it is crucial to keep your car keys away from the ocean, washing machine, and pool. The key fob is equipped with an electronic chip which sends an alert to the immobilizer system of your vehicle. The chip is what allows the 500 to be locked and started. If it gets wet, it will no longer function. If you're trying to determine if your key fob is still functioning you can clean the internal electronics with isopropyl or electronic cleaner. However, it is probably recommended to purchase a replacement from a dealer rather than trying to fix a key fob that is submerged in salt water. While a replacement fob can cost a little money, it's far less expensive than paying for your Fiat 500 to be towed to a dealership and fixed! You can also do it yourself with only a few steps. Just ensure fiat car keys have the correct type of battery before you attempt to open your key fob. This is a job that's far simpler than it appears and you can find step-bystep instructions on the internet for nearly any key fob for cars. Faulty Chip The chip inside the key fob connects directly with the immobiliser in your car to ensure that your vehicle will start only when the correct keys are used. If the chip is damaged, or corrupted in any way, your car will not start. A damaged chip could occur due to a variety of reasons but the most common cause is water damage or the battery being dead. Regardless of the reason, it's best to delegate the work to a locksmith, as they can replace the chip for you swiftly and at an affordable price. If your key fob stops functioning after exposure to clean tap water or rain, remove the battery and clean the electronic component using a paper towel to ensure it is fully dry before putting it back into. If the key fob will not function, there's the possibility that it has an issue with the component and requires to be replaced. Some people will turn to their dealer when they are in need of a new Fiat key fob, however it can be a expensive alternative. If you are seeking a cost-effective solution to have your Fiat key fob repaired, look no further than United Locksmith. We have the tools and expertise necessary to fix your Fiat key fob in a quick and professional way. Faulty Receiver Module Fiat key fobs send an electronic signal to the vehicle that will unlock and close doors (and start the car for vehicles with an automatic transmission) up to 50 feet. There are many reasons why the fob could stop working. This includes a dead battery water damage, worn out buttons or a receiver issue signal interference, or a malfunctioning chip. If the fob has been in a pocket which has suffered a severe trauma, like being dropped on hard floor or getting washed in a washer the fob may not be able to communicate with the car's Body Control Module (BCM). This is because the BCM is an extremely secure system that will only accept a signal from a genuine original key and not another. If this is the case, then you will require replacing your fob. A professional locksmith will take care of the entire process of replacing keys including programming a new key for your 500. In fact, they'll provide you with a duplicate key that functions exactly the same as your original fob (and costs a fraction of the price).