Fiat 500 replacement fiat key Key Fob

If your remote key fob has stopped working, it might be time to replace the battery. If you replace the battery but it's still not working it could be a problem somewhere else.

At United Locksmith, we specialize in the creation of new keys for classic cars. We have the tools and spare parts needed for this job.

Dead Coin Battery

The most frequent reason that your Fiat 500 key fob will not lock or unlock the doors is a dead battery. The key fob comes with the battery of a coin-cell that is prone to draining quickly when it isn't frequently used. If your remote starts to show signs like a loss of range or stopped working, then the battery may be dead.

Metal clips hold the battery in place on the key fob. If the clips are not tight, they can create problems with contact that can prevent your remote to receive power. Use a flathead screwdriver to open the retaining clips and remove the battery. Use a battery that has the same voltage, size, and specifications as the original.

The key fob can also become corroded or damaged due to exposure to water. Even a small bath in soapy, warm water can cause damage to the chip. It is best to keep your key fob in a dry area.

Water Damage

If your key fob isn't operating properly, it may be caused by water damage. The rubber seals on key fobs stop them from getting damaged by a tiny drizzle or splash of water. However, it is important to keep the keys out of the washing machine, the ocean and even the pool.

The key fob has an electronic chip in it that sends a signal to your car's immobilizer system. This is what allows your 500 to start or lock, but if the chip gets wet, it will no longer work.

If you're looking to determine if your key fob is functioning it is possible to clean the internal electronics with isopropyl or an electronic cleaner. It is best to replace a key fob in the event that it's submerged into salt water, rather than trying to repair it yourself.

A Replacement Fiat 500 Key Fob fob could cost you a bit, but it's a lot cheaper than having to have your Fiat 500 towed to a dealership and repaired there! You could also do it yourself by following some simple steps. Be sure to have the correct type of battery before attempting to open your key fob. You can find step-bystep instructions for every car keyfob online.

Faulty Chip

The chip inside the key fob connects directly with the immobiliser in your car to ensure that the vehicle will only start when the proper keys are inserted. If the chip is damaged, or damaged in any way, your car will not start.

Damage to the water or a dead cell phone battery are the most frequent causes of the chip being damaged. Regardless of the reason, it's an ideal idea to hand this work to a locksmith who will be able to repair the chip for you quickly and at a low cost.

If your key fob does not work after being exposed to water that is clean from the tap or rain take it off the battery. Wipe down the electronic component using an old towel. If the key fob still doesn't work it's probably to be a damaged chip that will need to be replaced.

A few people turn to their dealer when they are in need of an entirely new Fiat key fob, but this could be a costly option. If you're looking for a cost-effective way to have your Fiat key fob fixed then look no further than United Locksmith. We have all the tools and knowledge required to fix your Fiat fob quickly and professionally. manner.

Faulty Receiver Module

Fiat key fobs send a signal to the vehicle that can unlock and lock doors (and start the car for those with an automatic transmission) up to 50 feet. There are many reasons why the fob may not function. This could be due to a dead coin battery damaged by water, worn buttons, a receiver module issue or signal interference, or a malfunctioning electronic chip.

If the fob has been in a pocket that has endured extreme trauma, such as being dropped on hard floor or being washed in a washing machine or dishwasher, it might not be able to communicate with the car's Body Control Module (BCM). This is because the BCM is an extremely secure system that will only accept signals from a genuine original key and not accept any other.

You'll need to replace the fob in case this occurs. A professional locksmith can handle the entire process of replacing your key including programming a new one for your 500. In fact, they can provide you with a clone key that functions exactly the same as the original fob (and costs only a fraction of the cost).