Where to Get a Replacement for a Broken Car Remote Key?
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It is necessary to promptly visit a designated repair shop or a 4S dealership to get a new key. The new remote key needs to be matched with the anti-theft code of the vehicle. Below are the relevant details: 1. Key Malfunction: The reason for a car remote key malfunction could be a dead car battery, which prevents the vehicle from receiving signals, or the remote key itself running out of power, making it impossible to unlock the doors. The solution is to promptly recharge the car battery. Another possibility is strong magnetic field interference around the parking area, which can disrupt the remote key's function, leading to issues like failing to lock or unlock the doors. The solution is to move away from areas with signal interference. 2. Control Module Failure: In the remote key, a malfunctioning time control module or an aging antenna in the vehicle's remote transmitter can cause the remote key to stop working. Most smart keys today have internal circuits that are less resistant to impact, making them prone to damage from severe collisions or drops, which can affect the key's lifespan and potentially lead to immediate failure.