Spare Renault key Blade Cut & Supplied via post to Replace Lost or Stolen keys Gain Entry if Locked Out

Tuesday, October 24, 2017
by Oliveston Renault Key Card Replacement
Spare Renault key Blade Cut & Supplied via post to Replace Lost or Stolen keys Gain Entry if Locked Out

For gaining access to the car if it is not responding to the Key card or your car's battery is dead. In this example the card and car is a Megane II but is same for other models

As Pic 1 shows this is also the location of your card battery, If you are changing the card battery avoid skin contact with the battery as moisture/oils transferred to the battery can cause problems within the keycard .

The battery is a CR2025 and can be purchased readily in most supermarkets or any battery stockist

Pic 1 Gently pull the emergency key from the card How to use the blade to open the door

Pic 2 The emergency access handle is usually located on the passengers side of the car, Identified by the key logo on the handle

Pic 3 locate the slot on the handle

Pic 4 Partially insert the emergency key into the slot

Pic 5 With the emergency key partially inserted in the slot gently twist the key and the cover should pop off

Pic 6 Once the cover is removed you will see a more conventional key hole


Pic 7 Insert the emergency key into the exposed lock and turn this will open door that the key is inserted in

Remove the emergency key and replace the door handle cover by just gently pressing it in place.


Ensure the card battery is still in place before gently slotting the emergency key into the card.



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