How to Repair a Lamborghini Huracan Car Key

The Huracan is a true beast on the track. It is also a great car to drive on daily streets and up mountain ridges.

If you're Lamborghini Huracan key is not functioning, there are a variety of possible causes, including an empty coin battery, signals interference, water damage or a damaged receiver module.

Dead Coin Battery

The first thing to check when your key fob begins to show signs of trouble is the battery inside the key fob. It could wear out and stop working because of the expiration date or be damaged due to exposure to water. Simply replace it with a brand new one to repair the problem. Be sure to replace the chip with one that is of the same size and voltage. If the chip was exposed to water, clean it clean with a towel and let it dry completely before replacing it.

Another common cause for key fobs that don't lock or unlock is signal interference. This can be caused by close objects, bad weather conditions, or transmitters operating on the same frequency band. In these instances remotes can only work only when they are in close proximity to the vehicle.

To stop this from occurring, we recommend using to prevent this from happening, we recommend using a Juice My Ride charger, which is proven to optimize your battery's performance, and extend its lifespan by up to 400%. It's also endorsed by Lamborghini mechanics and doesn't interfere with the manufacturer's warranty. It's available online or at your nearest auto parts store.

Water Damage

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The key fob is fitted with rubber seals that keep water out of the chip inside, however exposure to excessive water could be harmful. If your keyfob takes a bath in soapy washing machine water or ocean water at the beach, the salt in the water can cause damage to the circuit board.

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Contacts to the battery are not working properly.

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If your Huracan's key-fob won't lock or unlock it's likely to be a dead battery for the coin-cell that requires replacement. There are other causes why it might stop working, such as worn buttons on the key fob, water damage to the receiver module signals, signal interference or a defective internal electronic chip.

This year has been a difficult one for Lamborghinis, with three fires involving the Huracan Spyder. Fortunately, no one was hurt in any of the incidents. It's not clear what caused the fires. They could be due to a recall from the past or the owners may have parked their cars in the wrong place. It's unfortunate that such a beautiful vehicle was damaged.

Faulty Receiver Module

The remote keyless system is a handy feature that lets drivers lock or unlock the car with the buttons on the key fob. The remote's keys can stop working if they are exposed to humid conditions, have worn buttons, have a dead battery for the coin-battery or there is signal interference. The majority of these issues can be repaired.

The exterior of the Huracan has a striking character line that lips upwards around the rear glass windows and creates a coupe-style appearance. The doors are not frameless, while the torsional beams replacing C-pillars are a part of the lightweight design.

The interior of the car is spacious, and the LIS touchscreen information display is seamlessly integrated into the dashboard, above the central 'Tamburo control panel'. It displays multimedia, telephone and navigation functions. It also has an innovative connected voice control, which recognizes natural-dialogue command for ease of use and administration. It also has a head-up-screen, ADAS and a programmable profile. A special off-road option is available with bumpers made of metal, and driving modes dedicated to TERRA or SABBIA.

Faulty key fob

As a car owner you should always carry an additional key fob in your car in case the original one stops working. It can stop working for many reasons, including an inactive coin-battery or malfunctioning module. The most frequent reason for this is that the keyfob is not paired with the car.

The issue can be solved using a diagnostic device that connects to the OBDII connector on your car. Most tools require you provide information about the car, including its make and model. Some will also require the VIN number that is essential if you want to get accurate results.

If the key fob you have purchased isn't paired to your car, it is likely that it has been damaged. This can happen during repairs or during service to the vehicle. For example, when panels are removed, then reinstalled electrical wires may become disconnected or damaged. Key fobs might also be exposed to water. While splashing water should not harm them but submerging the key fob in a pool or ocean can cause the electronic chip to fail.