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Fiat 500 Replacement Key Fob

It could be time to change the battery if the 500 remote key fob isn't working. If you replace the battery but it doesn't work it could be the issue elsewhere.

United Locksmith specializes in the creation of new keys for classic automobiles. We have all the tools and components needed to provide this service.

Dead Coin Battery

The most frequent reason that your Fiat 500 key fob will not lock or unlock the doors is a dead battery. The key fob contains a coin cell battery that is prone to draining quickly if it is not frequently used. If your remote started to show signs of weakening such as a loss of range, and then stopped working completely The battery is probably dead.





Metal clips keep the battery in place within the key fob. If the clips aren't tight, they can create problems with contact that can prevent the remote from receiving power. Make use of a flathead screwdriver to remove the retaining clip and remove the battery. Make sure to select a replacement with the same kind of voltage, size, and specification as the original battery.

The key fob may also be damaged or corroded due to exposure to water. Even a small bath in soapy water may cause damage to the electronic chip inside. fiat 500 key is recommended to keep your key fob in a dry environment.

Water Damage

If your key fob doesn't work properly, it may be due to water damage. The rubber seals on key fobs keep them from getting damaged by a slight splash or drizzle of water. However, it is essential to keep the car keys away from the ocean, washing machine, and the pool.

The key fob comes with an electronic chip which sends an electronic message to the immobilizer system of your vehicle. This is the reason why your 500 can lock or start, but if the chip gets wet, it will no longer function.

Try cleaning the internal electronics of your key fob using isopropyl alcohol, or an electronic cleaner to determine whether they're still functioning. However, it's best to get a replacement from a dealer instead of trying to fix an item that was submerged in salt water.

A replacement fob could cost you some money however, it's less expensive than paying to have your Fiat 500 towed to a dealer and repaired there! You can also fix it yourself with some simple steps. Be sure to use the correct battery type before you attempt to open your key fob. This task is much easier than it looks, and you can find step-by-step instructions online for virtually any key fob for cars.

Faulty Chip

The chip inside the key fob communicates with the immobiliser on your vehicle to ensure that the vehicle will only start once the correct keys are inserted. If the chip is damaged or damaged the car will not start no matter what you do.

A faulty chip can occur due to many reasons, but most commonly due to water damage or an unresponsive battery. Regardless of the reason, it's a good idea to leave this task to a locksmith, as they will be able to replace the chip for you quickly and at an affordable price.

If your key fob fails to function after exposure to clean water from the tap or rain, remove the battery and wipe down the electronic component using a paper towel to ensure it's completely dry before putting it back into. If the key fob still does not work, it is likely an issue with the chip and must be replaced.

Many people will seek out their dealer when in need of a new Fiat key fob, however this can be a very expensive option. If you are seeking a cost-effective method to have your Fiat key fob fixed make sure you contact United Locksmith. We have the tools and experience necessary to repair your Fiat key fob in a timely and professional manner.

Faulty Receiver Module

Fiat key fobs transmit an electrical signal to the vehicle, which will unlock and close doors (and start the car for vehicles with an automatic transmission) up to 50 feet. There are many reasons why the fob could not function. This could be due to a dead coin battery or water damage or worn buttons as well as a receiver module problem, and signal interference or an electronic chip malfunctioning.

If the fob was placed in a pocket which has suffered severe trauma (such as being dropped onto the floor or washed in a washing machine), it may not be in a position to connect with the Body Control Module (BCM) of the car. This is because the BCM is secured and will only accept signals from a genuine key and not any other.

If this is the case, then you have to replace your fob. A professional locksmith can handle the entire key replacement process including programming a new key for your 500. They can even offer a clone fob that works exactly like the original (and costs just one-third of the cost).