Car keys can be lost or stolen. If this happened for the first time, a number of questions and problems arise before the car owner. It starts everything, usually from the call to the dealer center and the unpleasant news about the cost of the stub and the time of making the key. Depending on the owner's modern and popular car, this process can take several days to several months. Having learned that, the owner wondered if there was a more rapid and less costly way to solve the problem.
Who is in the process of restoring car keys?
In addition to the dealer centers, car keys are repaired by a wide range of car keys, specialized recovery firms and most of the major shops selling and service of normal door locks. What needs to be done to recover the car key. First of all, it is necessary to apply to one of these places, having documents on the car, so that the receptor is sure that you are making the key for your car. Then the taker will appreciate the cost of the work and determine the due date of the work. The cost and time limit depend on a number of factors. These include: the car brand, the complexity of the stub and the functions assigned to the key. The fastest way to make a key is if the owner has a duplicate-in which case a copy will be made. If you don't have a duplicate copy, you have to have the key to the lock.
If you haven't lost it, and you've broken the key, it'll cost a few more.
You can restore a simple car key quickly and easily. Stubs are not much different from the stub used to make the key from a normal door lock. The cost can also vary depending on the complexity of the population and the number of grains, but in general it can be said that the maximum value does not exceed 2-3 thousand, while the time of manufacture is usually limited to one day. If you have not lost the key and the key is broken, it will cost a bit more because the wizard will include an extra charge for retrieving the wreckage from the lock. Technically, the key to the two halves is no more difficult than the original, because the recovery is done with a machine that has clips that can capture the two halves by "having" a single key. The most difficult and costly case is to recover the key to the lock. This service is available and can be provided by the specialists of a workshop for making keys, but it will be worth more, as it will be necessary to remove the lock from the car. Time to recover the keylock will also go a long way, because the lock of the skeleton process is painstaking and not fast. In this case, it is worth counting on a decent amount of money for work and for a period of two or three days. The lock-up of the key should be determined by economic considerations and by the time of delivery of the new core of the lock to the dealer. If the car is relatively new and the desired type is still made, it is easier to buy a new heart with a new key for it. If the supply of the new core of the castle will take a month, and it will cost more than the recovery of the castle, it is worth to restore the key.
How to Restore a Key-Chip
A chip key (or smart key) is an electronic device as a key (and sometimes even a key, and an existing credit card) that manages the car security system.
If you do not have a key with the mounted chip, the car will not start, even if you have managed to open the door
The word "chip" is present in the name of this modern key because it has a chip (or chip) that controls the anti-theft device by the immobilizer. The disconnection of the immobilizer occurs only if the chip is within a few meters from the car. The key may be the "present" key function or it is dependent on the design of the ignition lock. In some cases, it is necessary to insert a key into the lock, but in recent years, instead of a lock, manufacturers often install a launch button that is unlocked from the anti-theft system when the smart key is in the car. If you do not have a key with the mounted chip, the car will not start, even if you have managed to open the door. If this key is lost, the recovery process will be more costly than metal key loss. The thing is, you have to pay money not only for the chip and the new key, but also to change the payment of the immobilizer in the car. This is done for security reasons-in this case the "clean" will not only be the newly acquired and "probed" key, but also the anti-theft device itself. Keys are written because the immobilizer must know their unique identification code and not respond to other people's "chili keys" and primitive devices by which miscreants can try to steal a car.
