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FIAT Ducato Replacement Key Brand new aftermarket FIAT Ducato replacement key. This remote must be cut and programmed by you or your local locksmith that is certified. The Ducato is also called Jumper, Relay, or Boxer. It was manufactured by Fiat in Italy since 1981. In North America it is marketed by Ram Trucks as the ProMaster van. Keyless Entry Remote There are a lot of options when it comes to purchasing a brand new car. From GPS navigation systems to leather seats, there's plenty to choose from. Before you begin checking off the boxes on your list of options, take note of how much each feature is going to add to the price of your car. This way, you can be sure that your new car is within your budget. One of the most popular features that people add to their cars is remote keyless entry systems. These are perfect for those who live a full-time life and need to lock and unlock their vehicle at the press of a button. These systems offer many other benefits. For example, they allow you to start your car from within the vehicle, even if the key fob isn't there. If you're planning to install a keyless entry system in your Fiat vehicle, it's essential that you have the correct equipment and parts for the task. First, you'll need wiring diagrams that will help you determine which wires to connect to the keyless entry module. Once you've got these items you're ready to begin the installation. If you're not a professional auto locksmith it is not recommended that you attempt to install a keyless system yourself. Get a professional Fiat locksmith in Lenexa instead to complete the job for you. This will help you save time and money. Transponder Key Many modern cars come with transponder chips which prevent anyone else from starting the car. This feature is designed to make it harder for thieves to take your vehicle. A transponder, or small computer chip transmits radio signals at low frequencies. When a key is inserted in the ignition, the chip transmits an email to the car's ECU. The ECU confirms the message and in the event that the original car key is in use, will start the car. A duplicate key that does not have a transponder will not start the car and can damage the ECU. Transponder keys are typically more expensive than standard metal car keys, however they provide better security. A locksmith can help decide if a transponder car key is worth the extra expense. If you have transponder, be sure that you have the correct tools to remove the key fob in order to get at the chip inside. You can use a screwdriver or pliers to remove the plastic cover. If the key isn't working, you can try to move the chip back or apply superglue. Then, you can cut a brand new key that is functional. A trustworthy locksmith can cut your key for you at less than the cost that Fiat main dealers will charge. They can also offer advice about your best option to replace your car key. Keys that do not have transponders We can provide you with a replacement Fiat car key if you've lost it. A majority of people believe that Fiat main dealers are the only key replacement source, but it's not the case. They cost a lot and often have waiting lists of up to 10 days for your key to be shipped from Italy. The Auto Locksmith can offer a much cheaper solution by cutting new keys from your locks. The Key Lab are affordable enough to buy from most auto parts stores for less than PS10 and Timpsons can cut them for you for a fraction of that price. Coding the transponder in the new key should cost around PS10, and retrieving code data from the ECU of your car will only cost PS5. Fiat has seen a resurgence and is currently the 5th largest automaker in the world. If you are thinking of buying a new Fiat, or replacing your current one, it's crucial to choose experts Fiat Locksmiths in Lenexa for the task. Broken Keys Fiat keys can be damaged over time due to a variety of reasons. Wear and tear is the most common cause. Over time the teeth of a key can become worn out from the use it makes to open parcels or cut wires. In some instances the key may break inside the lock. This can occur when you insert the keys into the lock too tightly or if you fail to remove it correctly. There are several ways to fix this problem. You can take out the damaged part with a pair tweezers or needle nose pliers. You can also use a jigsaw piece. The blades need to be thin enough to be able to attach them to the teeth of the lock key, and then pull it out straight. This method works best in the case of a small portion of the key sticking out of the lock. In other cases, you could accidentally push it further into the lock. Another alternative is to contact a professional locksmith like Rechenberg. This service is less expensive than buying a new one from the dealer and also gives you a backup key that can be extremely helpful in the event that your only car or motorhome key is lost.