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How to Deal With Lost Or Stolen Vauxhall Combo Keys

It's always a hassle to lose your keys but the consequences can be even more severe if you are driving a van such as the Vauxhall Combo. If you use your van for business vehicle and you lose or have keys stolen could give criminals access to equipment for clients and personal property.

Keys that were stolen or lost are not found

If you've lost your car keys or they've been stolen it can be extremely stressful. There are some ways you can search for them, for example following your steps or trying to remember where you last saw them. You can use a key-finder application on your smartphone or other devices to locate keys. Some owners even put their spare keys in biscuit tins or in the microwave, but this isn't a recommended method as it can fry the key and damage your car!

Another option is to call a professional locksmith. They can supply a new key and program it to work with your ignition system and immobiliser, as well as the locks on your vehicle. They can also assist you to replace a damaged or broken key to ensure that you have a functional spare in the event of an emergency. They can also provide tips on how to safeguard your keys in the future.

This is particularly important especially if you have a vauxhall astra key fob replacement Combo van that you use to conduct business. It could be a nightmare for your business if you lose your keys or they don't work properly, since thieves might be able gain access to the vehicle and take equipment or items belonging to clients. The best way to stay away from this is by having an extra key made, and a locksmith for autos can help you with this quickly and inexpensively.

It's not unusual to lock yourself out of your vauxhall movano replacement key when you live in an area with lots of traffic. The good news is that a reputable auto locksmith can gain access to your car quickly and without damaging it. They have a range of special tools that aren't accessible to the general public, therefore they can unlock any model or brand of Vauxhall.

Many people also find themselves needing a spare Vauxhall key in the event that they have a different type of key for their other vehicle, or in the event that one of their original keys have been damaged. They can often produce a replacement for your vehicle while you wait, and at a cost much less than you would think.

Broken Keys

It's not pleasant to discover that your car keys have been damaged. Particularly if it's inside the ignition lock, which means you cannot start your vehicle. There are some things you can try before calling a locksmith, such as using a pair of pliers to open the case.

This is a difficult job, but it's worth the effort. Use the new blade to see if it fits in the case. It might be a bit loose. If the groove is too tight then use a needle-file to expand it but not so much that the pin is able to fall out. Once the blade is in position and the case closed and locked, you can insert the pin. It can be a little fiddly but it's a possibility.

If you're not comfortable doing this yourself it is possible to have a locksmith provide an alternative Vauxhall combination key. They can perform the task faster and less expensive than dealers and won't need to ask for codes from vauxhall vectra car key replacement.

A trustworthy locksmith is likely to be able offer you a cost upfront before they begin their work, which will allow you to prevent any hidden fees. They can also program the key to work with your vehicle's ignition system or immobiliser.

It's important that you have your vauxhall combination key with an electronic chips fixed as soon as you can. This is because if the chip becomes damaged, it could cause your car to stop starting and this can lead to costly repairs. Locksmiths are able to fix the chip and program it so that it works with your car, so you don't need to spend money at a dealership. They'll also make you an additional key that you can use as a backup in case you experience an issue with your primary key at a later time. This is particularly useful if you use your vehicle for business.

Immobiliser Problems

If your car cranks over but doesn't start, it's most likely an immobiliser problem. This is the system that confirms that your key is the one that it requires to start. It does this by sending a signal from the key to an antenna inside the ignition switch, which sends it to the engine's computer (ECU). If the code in the ECU matches the key's then the car will start. If it doesn't the key, then various actions are blocked in order to stop the car from starting.

The immobiliser light usually flashes when the wrong key is used, but in some older cars this happens only occasionally. Key fobs in older vehicles are split instead of folding in the same way as flip keys. In the end, the small chip on the end of the key could drop out. It might appear like an ejected piece of plastic, yet it is vital to the immobiliser.

This can lead to a variety of problems and the most frequent is that the ECU is not convinced that the key is correct and will allow it to spin the starter motor. The best solution is to get a good auto locksmith to program a new key for the car, which will solve this. Some dealerships can also do this however it's much more expensive and leaves you at their mercy. Ask the dealer to check the wiring first using an electronic diagnostic scanner before you decide to bring your car to them. This will ensure that the immobiliser is actually the problem and not another issue. If it is, then they can "virginize" the ECU and allow a new key to be programmed.

Vehicle Security

Losing your keys is an inconvenience for anyone however it can be disastrous for someone who uses their vehicle for work. It could mean that you are not able to carry out your job and therefore the loss of customers or the property belonging to customers. If you have expensive equipment in your van, it can be very costly. We can stop theft by adding extra security locks on your vehicle. These locks are fitted externally to the door and connect the doors making it harder for thieves to break into the vehicle.

We can also add a device called Secure-A-Key to your Vauxhall Combo which will stop the most popular method used by thieves to steal keys from go cars (relay attacks). This device is installed inside the remote control and disables the battery after a short period of no movement. The remote will be able to resume all functions when you move it again.

For the ultimate in vehicle security we have a CANM8 runlock system for the vauxhall combo key combo from 2012 onwards that is installed under the dashboard. The momentary switch can be bought at a very low cost. Once pressed, it allows the key to turn to the off" position and then removed when the engine is still running.