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99delegance 11-26-2006 12:47 PM

Key Fob
 
I lost a set of keys and a key fob so I purchased another key and fob. I now have 2 but don't know how to progtam the new fob. Does anyone have instructions on how to do this?

Vero123 02-26-2021 02:00 AM

key lost
 
I had the same issue about a few months ago. Here is what I found out after a long research, helped me a lot. It was a very nice write-up actually, so I'm sharing it here in case anyone ever finds themselves in the same mess as me...

I guess there is a huge difference between different keys, models, etc. (yours is a key fob)

Also locksmiths and dealers charge different amounts for the very same key.

This site helped me save a lot of money to get my new key.

https://lost-car-keys-replacement.com/cadillac/ats/]https://lost-car-keys-replacement.com/cadillac/ats/[/url]

Generally speaking, to get a replacement key, you have three options:

1. Call an automotive locksmith that offers a mobile service for cars. Here is a phone number for a company that have many different locations and locksmiths: 800-223-1453. I think the work all around the US but not sure. Give them a call and ask.

2. Tow the car to the dealer.

3. Order a key online and have the dealer or locksmith cut and program it for you (if necessary).

Here is the link to read more:

https://lost-car-keys-replacement.co...ement-car-key/

If you do call a locksmith or the dealer, don’t forget to mention some important information so they will check if they have the key blank and the necessary tools to code you the new key:

1. Year, make and model of the car

2. Your exact location including street address and zip (for the locksmith to find you easily)

3. VIN number of the car located on the dashboard – very important

4. Make sure you can show them proof of ownership – otherwise they will not make you a new replacement key.

Regarding the cost, it really depends on the type of key you had.

There are 3 main types of keys:

Non-chip keys: for older models (mostly 2000 and older)

Transponder chip keys – these types of keys must be coded on site with a special machine, otherwise the car wont start. These are more expensive to make

Key fob – push to start – these are the most expensive types of keys. Mostly made for models made after 2015.

The average cost is somewhere between $180-$450. It also depends on your location, time of day, weekend, etc etc.

Here is the link for some additional information:

https://lost-car-keys-replacement.co...lacement-cost/

I hope it helps!

ElvisSimon 07-27-2021 10:53 AM

This can help too
 
When m daughter lost her honda car keys and the dealership where charging me $800 for a replacement i cam across this site that writes about virtually everything automobile. This part actually got me and that was where i got the information i used to get replacement key working for my daughter again.

ElvisSimon 07-27-2021 10:54 AM

thanks


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