FAQ'S

Key covers serve as a stylish and protective covering for your remote key / flip key / smart key. It gives your car key a new refreshing look and protects it from dust, water and accidental damage. These key covers are molded according to the car key, ensuring a perfect fit.

Most modern car keys are three keys in one.
• A mechanical key to release the steering lock
• A coded 'electronic transponder chip' read by the car when the key is inserted into the ignition
• A remote control to unlock doors and turn off the alarm
These keys are secure but can also be expensive and time-consuming to replace if lost or broken.

Electronic, coded transponder chips embedded in the plastic body of the key were introduced from 1995. The chip is passive, so it doesn't need a battery – the code is read when you turn the key in the ignition.If the transponder chip is broken or missing, the engine won't start and the immobiliser's control unit will have to be reprogrammed if/when you obtain a new key with a new key code.

Virtually all new cars are supplied with a remote control to unlock the doors and turn off the alarm.

Check if the battery is drained out.
Cars with remote central locking should have a bypass system using the normal metal key to unlock the doors without setting the alarm off. It should allow you to lock and unlock the car doors manually.

You need to get your cars’ key body replaced as soon as possible so as to avoid damage to the remote circuit.

You need to get your key replaced.

Contact your car dealer or your nearest auto locksmith who has a genuine key cutting and programming tool. He would help you making a spare key.

Keypads are made up of rubber which gets damaged, cut or deteriorated with time. The most common cause of this damage is that most people press the buttons with their nails pointed toward the button which cuts the soft rubber.
Replacing the damaged keypad is undoubtedly important as not only for cosmetic purpose but also to save the internal remote circuit board from dust and water, which can cause permanent damage to circuit.

If your car keys’ keypad is worn out/torn/damaged/broken, it may allow dust/water inside your key shell thereby resulting in a non-functioning remote.
You need to get worn out/torn/damaged/broken keypad replaced with a new keypad as soon as possible so as to avoid further damages to your car key.