How to Get a citroen key replacement [head to the 51 Gregorinius site]

Citroen is a French car manufacturer that is known for being future-focused. The iconic 2CV model was manufactured in 9 million versions from 1948 until 1990.

Your remote or keys could get out of sync and require programming. This can be done at a dealership or our mobile technicians are able to assist you.

Replacement Citroen Car Keys

The cost of a Citroen replacement key can differ according to the model. For instance, models with more advanced features, such as the Xsara Picasso or Berlingo can cost more to replace. In general, our prices can be up to 50% lower than that of the main dealer.

We can supply new remote and transponder keys for all Citroen models from 1998 to 2000. The keys are equipped with a chip that communicates with your car when you insert them into the lock. When the correct code is received, the car will unlock. These keys are more secure and prevent thieves from using them over other types.

Prior to 1997, all citroen c4 key fob keys used an electronic switchblade key that did not require programming. Making spare keys for these cars is very simple and can be completed at the site in a matter of minutes. In the event of a lost key, a PIN number is required. This is usually hidden under a scratch-resistant panel found on the plastic "SECURITY CARD" the size and shape of a credit card that is kept in the owner's wallet. We can provide this very quickly - you don't need to visit the dealer!

Since 2000 the majority of citroen c1 key vans and cars use transponder chips (chip) embedded in the key or remote. The type of car key has to be programmed to the vehicle using an instrument for diagnosis. If you've got the right tools, the process is easy and quick.

There are other ways to program these Citroen keys, but they're not as secure and carry a higher risk of corrupting the microchip's information. Contacting one of our locksmiths is the best option to avoid any issues. They'll know how to use the tools properly and are also familiar with the security system of your vehicle.

Citroen Car Key Replacement

If you've lost your Citroen car key or require a spare, it can feel like a nightmare. Many people think that they need to go to their dealer to get a replacement, but that isn't always the situation. The keys for cars are also becoming more high-tech. Locksmiths in your area can substitute a traditional car key however, if you've got an electronic or remote key, citroen key replacement it is best to seek out a professional who has the right tools and expertise.

We are one of the few mobile companies that use specialized equipment to reprogram the latest Citroen keys for cars. We can save your time and money by changing the program of your Citroen car keys. It could be more expensive to take your Citroen into the dealership as they may have to reset the immobiliser. This can cost as much as PS1000.

Since 1998 the majority of Citroen vehicles are equipped with transponder chips (philips type 33 fixed code or 'T5" in the key) which are used to turn on your vehicle. The traditional "snap-in" keys only opened the lock and activated the alarm. These modern key systems also have a remote that can lock and unlock your car from a distance and disable the alarm with the click of a button. This is a far more secure system, and only your unique keys can operate it.

Replacing keys for this model of Citroen is simple and can be done on site in most cases (including keys that are lost). If you lose both keys, your car will need to be re-coded. This requires that you bring the car to our workshop.

Citroen Car Key Repair

The Citroen range is a popular line of vehicles which includes the C2, C3, C4, C5, C6 and the Xsara. All these vehicles have transponder chips in the key blades that allow them to start the car when the correct PIN code is received by the vehicle when the key is inserted, it will respond to an immobiliser and the engine will be started. This system is called"chip key" and is very secure "chip key" and is very safe.

If you have lost one of these keys, it is usually very easy to get an replacement from your local auto locksmith. The only problem is that since 1998, the Citroen vehicles utilised a different type of chip (known as a 'fiat' type 33) which is more complicated to replace in these situations. In these instances, it is necessary to use a method known as 'eeprom-work' to extract the key data.

This is a specialised field of expertise, but thanks to our mobile workshop and specialized equipment we can do this at your place of work or home. This will avoid the hassle of going to your dealer who will charge you much more for this service. A dealer will also require you to present your V5 certificate and ID in person to make an order for the replacement key, which could take between two and five days to be delivered. The dealer will need to program the key into your vehicle to ensure it is working properly. This could cost a lot of money.