How to Repair a Lamborghini Huracan Car Key

The Huracan is a true beast on the track. It's a great car to drive around city streets or up mountain ridges.

If, however, your Lamborghini Huracan car key has stopped working, it may be due to various reasons, including a dead coin battery or signal interference, water damage or a malfunctioning receiver module.

Dead Coin Battery

When your key fob stops working the first thing you need to be sure of is the coin battery. It can wear out and stop working because of the use by date or it can get damaged by exposure to water. Simply replace it with a new one to fix the issue. Make sure that the replacement is the same voltage and size. If the chip was exposed to water, wipe it clean with a towel and let it dry completely before replacing it.

Another common cause of a key fob that won't unlock or lock is signal interference. This can be due to nearby objects or bad weather conditions or transmitters that operate on the same frequency band. In these instances, the remote may only work when near the vehicle.

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Water Damage

It's exciting to receive the keys to your Lamborghini Huracan. If you happen to have one of the limited edition Avio models in your possession, it could be devastating if it is damaged by a scumbag after you leave the dealership. Those who keyed this special-edition Lamborghini will be left with thousands of dollars in repairs and a vehicle that will never be the same.

The rubber seals on the key lamborghini aventador fob keep water from getting inside the electronic chip, however too much exposure to water could damage it. Salt in water from the ocean or washing machine can damage the circuit board if the key fob is submerged in it.

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Faulty battery contacts

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If your Huracan's key-fob will not lock or unlock, it is most likely a dead battery in the coin-cell that needs to be replaced. There are also other reasons for it to stop working that could be the result of worn buttons and a water damage, signal interference, or an electronic chip that's not working properly.

Three fires involving Huracan Spyder have marred the Lamborghini year. Fortunately, there was no injury in any of the incidents. It's not clear what caused the fires, but it's possible they were related to an earlier recall, or the owners simply put their cars in the wrong spot. It's a shame that such a beautiful car was damaged.

Faulty Receiver Module

The Lamborghini Huracan remote keyless system allows drivers to lock and unlock their car using the buttons on their key fob. However the remote's keys could stop working if it is exposed to moisture, worn buttons, a dead coin battery, or signal interference. These issues can be fixed.

The Huracan's exterior features an impressive character line that slants upwards around the windows in the rear and emphasizes a coupe-style silhouette. The doors are not frameless, while the torsional beams which replace C-pillars help to lighten the design.

The interior of the car is spacious and features an LIS touchscreen infotainment display that is seamlessly integrated into the dashboard, above the central 'Tamburo' panel. This shows navigation, multimedia and phone functions. It also comes with an innovative connected voice control, which recognizes natural-dialogue commands for ease of use and administration. It also comes with an eye-up display, ADAS systems and a programmable personalization profile. An optional off-road package offers bumpers made of metal and reinforced with a special TERRA or SABBIA driving modes.

Faulty key fob

It is recommended to carry an extra keyfob in your car, just in case the first one fails to function. There are a variety of reasons why it could stop working including a dead coin battery to an inoperable receiver module. The most frequent reason is that the key fob isn't paired to the car and requires reprogramming.

This can be resolved by using a diagnostic device that connects to the OBDII connector on your car. Most diagnostic tools require that you enter information about your vehicle, such as its model and make. Some also ask for the VIN number that is essential if you want to get accurate results.

It is possible that the key fob may have been damaged if it is not linked to your car. This can happen during repairs or maintenance to the vehicle. When panels are removed and installed, for example the electrical wires might become damaged or disconnected. Additionally, key fobs could be exposed to water. While splashing water should not harm them however, submerging the key fob in a pool or ocean could cause the electronic chip to fail.