Wednesday, June 6, 2018

How long does it take for transponder key programming?














Transponder key programming only takes a few minutes. This can be done with just the keys, or at the car itself. Additional time will be added if the key in question needs to be duplicated. If there is no key to duplicate, that is no problem, as our locksmiths can cut you a brand new key from code. This only requires us to take down your VIN (Vehicle Identification Number), and then the new key can be cut.
All of these tasks do not take long, but they do add up. United Locksmith always ensures that services will be delivered in a fast and efficient manner. However, speed will not sacrifice quality. Trust the company that can do it all, and offers if all fast and for a fair price.

Does programming include a key cutting service?

Transponder key programming is a separate service from key cutting, but all of our technicians are equipped to do both. Programming a key will not do much for a key if it has not been cut. The key will need to fit into the ignition of the car in order to start the automobile.
The transponder chip is not the sole form of user identification. It must be used in conjunction with a properly cut car key. Just as a cut key will need transponder key programming to work in the ignition, the chip needs to have a key cut so that it can work in the ignition.

Can I program my transponder chip myself?

In some cases, you will be able to program your own transponder chip. Most often, this type of reprogramming will require the use of two working keys, but that will depend on the type of car you have. Transponder key programming can be tricky if you are trying to do it yourself. Each vehicle has its own process pattern and programming method.
You will need the exact information as it relates to your car if you would like to do this process yourself. From there, you will need all of the proper supplies. Rather than get frustrated by wasting time and money on methods that may not work, trust a locksmith to do it right the first time.

 

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