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How to Get a Citroen Key Replacement Citroen, a French automaker, is renowned for its innovative approach to future-oriented vehicles. The iconic 2CV model was manufactured in 9 million versions from 1948 until 1990. Sometimes your keys or remote fob may be out of sync with your vehicle and need to be reset. This can be done by a dealer or mobile technicians. Replacement Citroen Car Keys The cost of replacing a Citroen key will vary based on the car model. For instance, more expensive models like the Xsara Picasso and Berlingo may cost more to replace because they come with more advanced features. In general, our prices are approximately 50% lower than those of the main dealer. We can supply new transponder and remote keys for all Citroen models from 1998 until 2000. These keys are equipped with an embedded chip that communicates with the car when you insert it into the lock. The car will be unlocked when the correct code is received. These keys are more secure and prevent thieves from using them over other types. Prior to 1997 the majority of Citroen keys were mechanical switchesblade keys and didn't require any programming. Making spare keys is simple and can be accomplished in minutes on site. Lost key situations will require a PIN code which is usually hidden under a scratched-out panel on a plastic 'SECURITY CARD' the size of a credit card inside the wallet of the owner (see the image). We can supply this swiftly – you don't even need to visit a dealer! From 2000 onwards, all Citroen cars and vans have a transponder (chip) in the remote fob or key. The type of car key must be programmed to the vehicle via an instrument for diagnosis. If you have the right tools, this process is easy and quick. Other methods are available for programming these Citroen key, but they are not as secure and carry a higher risk of corrupting information on the microchip. The best method to avoid this is by contacting one of our professional locksmiths who will know exactly how to operate the tools properly and have a deep understanding of the security system on your vehicle. Citroen Car Key Replacement If you've lost your Citroen car key, or simply require a spare key it could be an overwhelming experience. Many people believe that they have to go back to their dealer to obtain a replacement. However, it's not always the case. Car keys are also becoming more high-tech. A locksmith from your neighborhood can replace a standard car key however, if you own a smart or remote key, you'll need to consult a professional with the right tools and expertise. We are among a few mobile companies with the necessary equipment to reprogram the latest Citroen keys. We can save you time and money by changing your Citroen keys. Driving your Citroen to the dealership could be expensive as they will need to reset the immobiliser system, which could cost up to PS1000. From 1998 all Citroen models are equipped with transponder chips (philips fixed code type 33 or “T5”) inside their keys, which are used to turn on the vehicle. The old “snap in” key opened the lock and activated the alarm. These modern key systems have an electronic remote control that allows you to lock or unlock the car from a distance and deactivate alarms at the touch the button. This is a more secure system, and only your key is able to operate it. Replacing keys for this model of Citroen is a simple process and can be done at the site in the majority of instances (including key loss situations). When you lose both keys, the car must be coded. This will require that you bring the car to our workshop. G28 Car Keys of vehicles is very well-known. It includes the C2, C3, C4, C5, C6 as and the Xsara. All of them have transponder chips embedded in the key blades that allow them to start the car – in the event that the correct PIN is detected by the vehicle when the key is put in, then it will respond with an immobiliser code and the engine will begin. This is known as”chip key “chip key” and is extremely secure. If you lose one of these keys it is usually very easy to find a replacement from the local auto-locksmith. The only thing is that from 1998 onwards the Citroen vehicles were equipped with a distinct type of chip (known as a 'fiat' type 33) which is more complicated to replace in these instances. In these cases it is typically necessary to perform the procedure known as 'eeprom work' to extract the key information from the ECU and immobiliser to program the new key. This is a particular field of expertise, but thanks to our mobile workshop and expert equipment we can do this at your place of work or home. This will eliminate the trip to the dealer, who is likely to charge you more for this service. You will require your V5 and ID with you to the dealership to make an order for the replacement key. This could take up to five days. The dealer will have to program the key to your vehicle to ensure it functions properly. This can cost you a significant amount of money.