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Kia's security features are amazing and make it hard for thieves to get your vehicle started. However, getting a replacement key from the dealer can be expensive.

Luckily, locksmiths aren't that expensive and can make new keys in-person. You can have a key for your wallet made that doesn't need programming.

Keyless Entry System

The key fob has an internal chip that allows it to communicate with your receiver module. It's possible that, if the key fob suddenly ceases to function it is because the internal chip has been damaged. It could happen after dropping your key fob, or if the key fob you have chosen doesn't work. In this scenario, you can still start the vehicle by pressing "Start" button on the key fob in case the battery isn't dead.

If the key fob is working, it will send an indication to the receiver module telling it which door or trunk is open. The module will then open the correct trunk or door to allow you to begin and drive into the vehicle. The car can also be locked or unlocked by pressing the button on the remote control. Certain systems are intelligent enough to recognize the driver's specific fob, and will then automatically lock when they leave the car.

Most Kia models come with a built-in keyless entry system, which includes the remote key fob as well as a transponder flip keys. Certain of them require programming by a certified locksmith or dealer, whereas other do not. All of the key fobs and flip keys are powered by batteries, and are recommended to be replaced every two years or at least every two years. The type of battery you'll need is a CR-2032, which can be purchased online for around $5.

Key Fob

The Kia key fob is a round, silver piece with a button on the upper left. It opens the mechanical key and allows you to open the doors when it is out of power. It also allows you to start the engine in emergency situations. You can also request a local locksmith to cut you the new Kia Key, but they must have the right equipment.

If you have an older model kia spare key without a transponder chip, it's likely that you will need to order a remote key from the dealership. The dealership will need to have the driver's license and proof of ownership to make the key. They will contact you when the key is ready and you'll need to come in to get the new key.

Fortunately, the dealer isn't required to charge you for this service. It's the same with getting a replacement key in case you have lost yours. If you're looking to learn more, Wilson KIA is here to help! Our experts have helped Flowood customers figure out many cool tricks and tricks for their Kia. They'll show you how to open the Kia key fob, how to replace a key fob battery replacement, and much more.

Transponder Chip Key

The transponder chip key is an automobile security device that relays a unique code to car's immobilizer once it's inserted into the ignition. The immobilizer will then block the vehicle's fuel pump, starter motor and any other device that could allow it to function it wasn't for the chip's identification code.

The key is made of steel with a cap of plastic that houses the transponder. To remove the key from the ignition, it's best to make use of pliers or a screwdriver for enough leverage to open the lock. The user can then take off the chip, which looks like a small transparent tube or a black square. The chip is put on a piece if tape and positioned close to the ignition barrel to the ignition lock.

Locksmiths can make new remotes, keys, or proximity chips for a Kia Sportage at a fraction the cost of what you would pay at dealers. They can also program a replacement chip key for your automobile and reprogramme the immobilizer so that it recognizes the key. A locksmith can accomplish this by connecting an instrument to the OBD-II connector in your vehicle and using it to connect to the appropriate modules in order that the code that tells the system that the new key is valid has been changed.

Remote Key

There are many choices to think about when buying a car. Some are practical, such as leather seats and GPS navigation, while others are merely the result of convenience such as remote keyless entry.

To get into your car used to be difficult, but now thanks to remote keys that allow you to lock and unlock your vehicle at the touch of a button. The keys look similar to normal keys made of metal however, they are much more. They contain a transponder that allows you to begin your vehicle without the need to insert the traditional metal key into the ignition.

The batteries in most key fobs should be changed every two years or if you notice they aren't functioning too well. The good news is that you can change the battery on your key fob at a fraction of cost to get a locksmith or dealer do it. You can find the CR-2032 battery in a lot of big-box stores and hardware stores.

Some of the keys need to be programmed, and this requires a special machine that only an automotive locksmith or the dealer can access. Other keys however, do not have transponder chips. Therefore, they aren't required to be programmed.