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Citroen Dispatching Remote Key Replacement Citroen cars prior to 1997 were equipped with keys without a transponder. These key types can be programmed on-site without the need of specialist equipment. If your key fob is not working it could be due a number of reasons, including worn buttons, defective battery contacts water damage or issues with the receiver module. Troubleshooting Fault diagnosis is a process that determines the root cause of a problem so that corrective actions can be initiated. This is often called fault isolation, and is a crucial element of automation for operations management systems. It comprises three steps: detection, localization, and estimation. Typical methods for fault diagnosis use simulation to determine the potential responses to a test in the presence of various faults, and then store the expected results in databases. Then, after a test is conducted, the actual results of the experiment are compared with these expected results. If the actual results are same as the expected ones, then the fault is discovered. The method of identifying faults is usually iterative, and is described as a diagnostic tree. The remote for your car can be out of the sync with your vehicle, resulting in it not functioning correctly. A mobile technician equipped with the right equipment can easily solve this problem, saving money over the dealership service. Technicians can activate your Citroen remote plip with a specific tool. This is a simple and quick procedure that can be completed in only five minutes. You can repeat the process for a second time If the first one you tried doesn't work. Dead Coin Battery A dead coin battery is the most common reason for a faulty key fob which won't lock or unlock. The button cell battery inside the key fob is held in place by retaining clips made of steel. Over time these clips may be weakened and looser. Replace the battery with an alternative battery that has similar in size, voltage and specifications. Also, ensure that the metal clip that holds it is properly fitted because improperly replacing the button cell battery could damage the electronic chip inside. Key fob is not working correctly There are some things that could cause problems with your Citroen dispatch remote key. The most frequent is a dead battery, however it could also be a faulty or damaged transmitter. You might hear the fob vibrating and the lights aren't functioning. In these cases you'll need to contact an auto locksmith to address the problem. The remote car key, also referred to as the smart key, incorporates a transponder into the head to connect with the immobiliser of the car and allows it to start once you insert the key. The majority of customers love these keys due to the fact that they are easy to use and reliable. The keys can be dropped, squeezed, or thrown away, unlike the old flip-keys which are no longer in use. It is important to remember that if your car key does not start your car it is likely to be an immobiliser in your car and not the key. It's not enough to just replace the key, it must be reprogrammed using the appropriate equipment by an auto locksmith. This will require that a new transponder is programmed into the keys so that they can work with the car. They can also unlock and open the doors from a distance without having to touch the lock. G28CarKeys lets the key fobs communicate with your vehicle. If none of the key fobs are working and you've looked over the coin battery for the life of the battery and reprogrammed it, you could find that the receiver module has developed a fault. It could have stopped sending radio frequency signals or could be faulty because of ageing. This is a frequent issue, and an auto locksmith will need to replace it. If you are a garage or locksmith and motor trader, please click here to learn about our trade accounts and ways to save on your citroen dispatch key replacement cost. If you're not a motor dealer or locksmith, you may still get a replacement key through the links above, or you can call us at KeyNOW for more information. Replacement key casing for the aftermarket remote for the Citroen Jumpy (Dispatch) with rubber buttons. This item is not included in the original packaging. It was produced by PSA Group for Delphi. The parts can be supplied in a blank (uncut) or cut to meet the requirements of your vehicle. Please refer to the Key Cutting Information Tab' above for more details.