Why Your Bentley Replacement Key Might Not Work
The Bentley replacement key is a grandiose thing. It's shiny, big and has a 'Bentley logo on the back.
It is the responsibility of each department head to have control over keys issued to employees and not keep keys for use in the future. Any unauthorized key duplication, possession, or use is considered theft of university property and punishable by disciplinary action.
Dead Coin Battery
A dead coin battery is the most common cause of your Bentley Bentayga's key fob that isn't working. It is a simple fix and can be accomplished in a matter of minutes. This is the most cost-effective method of getting your Bentley remote back up and running. Other reasons why your
Bentley key fob might not function include worn buttons or receivers, signal interference, module issues, keys that aren't paired that require reprogramming, or defective electronic chip. Our Key Replacement Protection Policy covers these issues. Phoenix Bespoke Keys provides this service at no extra charge to all Bentley Owners, whether they are new, pre-owned or certified pre-owned.
Faulty Receiver Module
A faulty receiver module can cause your
Bentley Flying Spur key fob to cease to function. This issue is easy repair, but is difficult to diagnose. The OBD (OBD) in your vehicle can help you identify the problem and determine what the most effective solution is.
The remote keyless system of your car relies on a receiver module that send signals to the key fob that opens and starts the engine. When the signal is lost it's likely that the receiver module has developed an issue. This could be due to various factors, such as a dead battery or water damage. It could also be due to worn buttons or a defective keyfob.
If the alarm on your Bentley keeps going off, it could mean that the receiver module is not functioning properly. This is usually easy to spot, however it can be time-consuming and expensive to fix or replace the module. Contact an auto-locksmith in your area for assistance if you're not sure if your car alarm is faulty. They can reprogramme your key fob in order to resolve the problem and charge you 75% less than the Bentley dealer would. They can also provide replacement Bentley keys if the original key is damaged.
A malfunctioning electronic chip
The electronic chip in your Bentley Flip Key,
bentley Flying spur key smart key or any other Bentley product may be damaged, worn-out or not working as it should. This can result in an inability to connect with the immobilizer system of your vehicle. This issue is best resolved by a Bentley dealer or professional locksmith.
A malfunctioning chip can also stop you from using your keys to open doors or start the engine of your vehicle. You'll need to get the electronic chip replaced or reprogrammed in order to resolve this issue. This procedure requires a tool that can only be obtained from an authorized Bentley dealer or a locksmith who is certified.
A malfunctioning electronic chip in your Bentley Flip Key or smart key can be a very frustrating and difficult to resolve. The good news is that there are options to pinpoint and fix the issue fast. You can get an Bentley replacement key at a lower cost than what a main dealer would charge. You can also purchase a Bentley Key Replacement Protection Policy, which offers numerous advantages for Pre-Owned, New, and
Bentley Flying Spur Key Certified Pre-Owned Bentley owners, including full key coverage as well as key replacement and programming, lockout assistance, reduced cost of ownership over the long term, as well as improved security and convenience. This insurance helps protect your resale and improve the value of your vehicle. To learn more about the Bentley Key Replacement Protection Policy visit Phoenix Bespoke Keys.