This category mainly includes smart keys for some Chinese models. With the continuous development and progress of my country's automobile manufacturing industry, BYD's new energy vehicle series, in particular, are loved and praised by international customers. Many customers in the Middle East, Russia and other regions will buy cars made in China, so customers' demand for smart keys for Chinese models continues to increase. We will provide customers with smart keys for Chinese models that foreign customers need (mainly original factory keys). We will also adjust our product categories according to customer needs. As long as customers need it, WEKI will meet their purchasing needs.

What is Car Remote？

A car remote, also called key fob or keyless entry remote, is a small handheld device that allows you to remotely control certain functions of your car. It typically operates using radio frequency (RF) signals to communicate with the car's locking system.

Car remotes are commonly used to lock and unlock the car doors, activate or deactivate the car alarm system, and in some cases, remotely start the car's engine. They provide convenience and security by eliminating the need to manually insert a key into the lock or ignition.

The remote usually consists of buttons that correspond to specific functions, such as lock, unlock, trunk release, and panic alarm. When you press a button on the remote, it sends a signal to the car's receiver, which then executes the corresponding action.

Car remotes are programmed to work exclusively with a specific vehicle, ensuring that only the authorized remote can control the car. The programming process typically involves synchronizing the remote's unique identification code with the car's receiver.

It's worth noting that the features and capabilities of car remotes can vary depending on the car's make, model, and trim level. Some advanced remote systems may include features like keyless ignition, remote climate control activation, or even remote parking assistance.

Why Car Remote not Working Sometimes？

There could be several reasons why your car remote is not working sometimes. And here are a few common possibilities:

1. Battery: The most common reason for a car remote not working is a depleted or weak battery. The battery in the remote control may need to be replaced. Check the user manual or consult a professional to determine the correct battery type and replacement procedure.

2. Range: The remote lock might not work if you are too far away from the car. Make sure you are within the range specified by the manufacturer. Additionally, obstructions like walls, buildings, or other electronic devices can weaken the signal, so try moving closer to the car and removing any potential obstacles.

3. Interference: Interference from other electronic devices in the vicinity, such as smartphones or other remote controls, can disrupt the signal between the remote and the car. Try turning off or moving away from such devices to see if it resolves the issue.

4. Programming: If you recently replaced the car battery or the remote control itself, it may need to be reprogrammed to sync with the car's system. Refer to the car's user manual or contact a dealership or automotive locksmith to get the correct programming instructions.

5. Faulty remote or receiver: It's possible that the remote control itself is faulty or that there is an issue with the car's receiver. If none of the above solutions work, it may be necessary to have the remote control or the car's locking system inspected and repaired by a professional.

All in all, these are just general suggestions, and the specific cause of the problem may vary depending on the make and model of your car. If you're unable to troubleshoot the issue on your own, it's recommended to consult a professional automotive locksmith or contact the car's manufacturer for further assistance.