How to Program a Car Key?

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VanRyder
07/30/25 8:05am
About how to program a car key, the specific introduction is as follows: 1. Programming a new remote key requires matching with the code on the original car: Each remote key has a code, and this code also exists in the car's anti-theft system. 2. Both 4S shops and large repair shops can perform car key programming, with the difference being the price: Key programming needs to be matched according to the vehicle's key cut number. 3. The digital code on the car key is the factory password of the vehicle key: What is used to match the key code is the car's key cut number. The key cut number is created by the car manufacturer when producing the car's door locks and ignition switch to prevent car theft, and different car keys have different key cuts.
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