I want to copy my car remote key to my old car remote key

The key that fits in the ignition should also open the door. If it doesn't, the new cut key is badly cut. The ignition lock gets used every time the car is driven, whereas the door lock is never used. The tolerance on the ignition lock to work is greater. The best place to get keys cut is at the dealership based on the VIN Number but they are 4 times the price.

i don't know were you are but you can have a copy remote made. all they need is the old remote board, and as long as the chip is not damaged they can make a copy. other way is to get another remote from a scrap car. and have the remote linked to the car with a tec2.

This is how to reset the alarm Roll up all windows exit the car lock all doors with the remote, then wait ten minutes, unlock the door using the key, that will reset the alarm. without remote I found this, have no idea if it will work, but worth a try!!

Press and hold the "f" for 8 seconds to access the remote programming features. The remote will emit one long beep and the LEDs will illuminate. Press the unlock button to access the remote programming features. Two transmit LEDs will flashes and two beeps indicate the remote programming features are accessed. Press the lock button on the remote( LED on indicates auto locking on, LED off indicates auto locking off). Press and release "f" button to exit programming.

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Try these product numbers:

FM9FY - TMF7Q - KCKCT - V9T29 - TBBBG
HCFPT - K86VV - DCKH3 - 87CCR - FM6HW

You will be done INSHALLAH.

Yes they do have keyless entry. I believe that year has the "banjo" style remote. What about for the ignition tho? You can find a place that will make a key directly from the door lock or the ignition and the best price I found was $200. If you still just want to go the remote route you can find em used for, if I remember correctly, around $60-$70 they're pretty pricey but they're over $100 brand new. I bought 2 used online and one of them didn't work, just fyi. Hope this helps.

go to the dealer with the vehicle. they can make you one by the V.I.N. (vehicle identification number.) it may cost upwards of $100

That remote you purchased, did you remove your vehicle key from your old one and insert it into the new one? At the back of the remote there are pinch grips, pinch and pull to remove the key, you should have a plastic version of this key for your car, in the spare in the glovebox, unless it has been removed, check also in the owners manual folder, if you bought this car used it maybe in there. If you do not have the kaey that matches your car to put in the remote it will not program to the car. Hope this helps, let me know.

The keys have security codes in them. If the key does not match the one the vehicle is looking for it won't start. You need to take the key and vehicle to a dealer to be reprogramed. Or if you just bought a key and have the old one, take the two keys to a dealer so the old key code can be copied to the new one.

you have to get a kia keyless remote a mitsubishi won't work