How to Get a Citroen Key Replacement

Citroen is a French automobile manufacturer famous for its future-oriented designs. The iconic 2CV was manufactured in 9,000,000 variations between 1948 and 1990.

Your remote or keys may be out of sync, and require programming. This can be done by a dealer or our mobile technicians.

Replacement Citroen Car Keys

The price of a replacement Citroen key will vary based on the type of vehicle. For instance, higher-end models such as the Xsara Picasso and Berlingo may cost more to replace because they are equipped with more advanced features. However, in general, our prices are as much as 50% lower than that of the main dealer.

We can supply new transponder and remote keys for all Citroen models from 1998 to 2000. These keys are equipped with an internal chip that communicates with the car when you insert it into the lock. The car will be unlocked when the correct code is received. These keys are more secure than other types of keys for cars. They also serve as a good deterrent for thieves.

From 1997 onwards, all Citroen keys were made using a mechanical switchblade and did not require any programming. Making spare keys for these vehicles is simple and can be done at the site in a matter of minutes. For lost keys, you'll need the use of a PIN code, which is usually hidden under scratch-resistant panels on security card that is made of plastic. It's the size of a credit card that is inside the wallet of the owner (see image). We can provide this very swiftly - you don't even need to visit the dealer!

From 2000 onwards, all Citroen cars and vans have a transponder (chip) contained within the remote fob or key. This type of key must be programmed into the vehicle using a special diagnostic tool. This is a simple process and easy if the correct tools are available.

There are other options to program these Citroen keys, but they're not as secure and carry a higher risk of corrupting the microchip's data. The best way to avoid this is by contacting one of our certified locksmiths who are aware of how to use the tools in a safe manner and are knowledgeable about the security system installed on your vehicle.

Citroen Car Key Replacement

If you've lost your Citroen car key or need a spare one, it can feel like an absolute nightmare. Many people think they need go back to their dealer to obtain a replacement, but this isn't always situation. Cars are becoming more high-tech and this includes keys. A locksmith in your neighborhood can replace a traditional car key but if you're using a smart or remote key, you'll need consult a professional with the right tools and skills.

We are among a few mobile companies with the necessary equipment to reprogram modern citroen Keys [scott-Norton-2.blogbright.net]. We can save you time and money by changing your Citroen keys. It could be more expensive to bring your Citroen into the dealership as they may require reset of the immobiliser, which could cost as much as PS1000.

Since 1998 in all Citroen vehicles have transponder chips (philips type 33 fixed code or "T5" in the key) that are used to begin your vehicle. The old "snap in" key opened the lock and activated the alarm. Modern key systems include a remote fob that can lock and unlock your vehicle from a distance and disable the alarm at the touch of the button. This is a significantly secure system, and only your own key can operate it.

Replacing keys for this type of citroen c1 replacement key is fairly simple and can be done on site in most cases (including keys that have been lost). When you lose both keys, the car must be changed. This will require that you take the vehicle to our workshop.

Citroen Car Key Repair

Citroen's line of vehicles is extremely popular. It includes the C2, C3, C4, C5, C6 as in addition to the Xsara. All of them are equipped with transponder chips which can be used to begin the vehicle. If the correct PIN code was received from the car when the key was put in, it will respond with an immobiliser code and the engine will start. This is referred to as"chip key" and is very secure "chip key" and is extremely secure.

If you lose one of these keys it is usually very easy to find an alternative from your local auto-locksmith. Citroen cars that were manufactured from 1998 to date use a different type of chip, called a "fiat" type 33. This type of chip is more difficult to replace. In these cases it is generally necessary to execute an operation known as 'eeprom work to extract the key data from the ECU and immobiliser to program a new key.

This is a niche area of expertise, but with our mobile workshop and the latest equipment, we are able to do this at your place of work or home. This will eliminate the trip to the dealer who will cost you more for this service. Dealers will also require you to present your V5 document and ID in person to be able to make an order for the replacement key, which can take between two and five days to be delivered. The dealer will have to program the key in your vehicle to ensure that it works correctly. This can cost a considerable amount of money.