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Fiat 500 replacement fiat 500 key fob Key Fob

If your 500 remote key fob has stopped working, it may be time to replace the battery. If you replace the battery, but it still doesn't work it could be the issue elsewhere.

At United Locksmith, we specialize in the creation of new key for fiat 500 keys for classic cars. We have all the tools and parts necessary to provide this service.

Dead Coin Battery

The most common reason why your Fiat 500 key fob will not unlock or lock the doors is due to a dead battery. The battery of the coin cell inside the key fob is likely to drain quickly when you don't utilize it often enough. If your remote is beginning to show signs like a loss of range or has stopped functioning or not responding, then the battery could be dead.

The battery in the key fob is secured by metal clips that hold it in place. If the clips aren't tight, they can create problems with contact that can prevent the remote from receiving power. Utilizing a small screwdriver, break the retaining clip open to remove the battery, and replace it with a brand new one. Choose a battery that is the same voltage, size, and specification as the original.

Water exposure can cause the key fob to corrode or become damaged. Even a quick bath in soapy water could cause damage to the electronic chip inside. Keep your key fob dry.

Water Damage

If your key fob doesn't work properly, it could be due to water damage. The rubber seals on key fobs protect them from being damaged by a tiny drizzle or splash of water. However, it's crucial to keep the car keys away from the washing machine, the ocean and even the pool.

The key for fiat 500 fob contains an electronic chip that sends a signal to your car's immobilizer system. This is what allows your 500 to start or lock, but in the event that the chip becomes wet, it will no longer function.

If you're looking to determine whether your key fob still working you can clean the internal electronics using isopropyl or an electronic cleaner. However, it is probably recommended to purchase a replacement from a dealership instead of trying to fix the key fob that is submerged in salt water.

A replacement fob can cost you a few dollars but it's far less expensive than paying to have your Fiat 500 towed to a dealership and fixed there! Additionally, you can do it yourself with several easy steps. Be sure to use the right battery type before you attempt to open your key fob. This task is more straightforward than it appears and you can find step-by-step directions online for virtually any key fob in your car.

Faulty Chip

The chip that is contained in the key fob communicates with the car's immobiliser unit to ensure the vehicle is capable of starting when the correct key is inserted. If the chip is damaged, or corrupted, your car won't start no matter what you do.

A chip that is damaged can happen due to many reasons, but the most common cause is water damage or a dead battery. It is best to delegate the work to a professional locksmith, who can repair the chip in a short time and at a an affordable cost.

If your key fob fails to function after exposure to clean water from the tap or rain, take off the battery and clean the electronic component with a tissue to ensure it's completely dry before putting it back into. If the key fob does not work, there's an opportunity that it is damaged components and requires to be replaced.

Some people will go to their dealer when they are in need of a new Fiat key fob, however this is a costly option. United Locksmith is the best choice if you are looking to have your Fiat keyfob repaired at a reasonable cost. We have all the equipment and know-how to repair your Fiat fob in a professional and timely manner.

Faulty Receiver Module

fiat 500 car keys (zipvr.Net) key fobs send a signal to the vehicle which will unlock and lock doors (and start the vehicle for those with an automatic transmission) up to 50 feet. However, there are several things that can cause the fob to cease functioning. This could be due to a dead battery or water damage, worn out buttons, a receiver issue, signal interference, or a malfunctioning chip.

If the fob is in the pocket that has been subject to severe trauma (such as being dropped on the hard floor or washed in the washer) the fob may not be in a position to communicate with the Body Control Module (BCM) of the car. The BCM is a security device that can only accept signals from genuine keys.

You'll need to replace the fob in case this happens. A professional locksmith can handle the entire process of replacing keys including programming a new key to your 500. They can even offer the fob cloned to work the same as the original (and costs one-third of the cost).