At 1 Key Locksmiths we’re specialists in factory fitted automotive immobilisers and workshop car key replacement Melbourne trade clients can rely on. Modern vehicle keys, locks and immobiliser parts can be difficult to deal with from the perspective of keys, locks and parts replacement. Not only is almost every module component security coded and VIN written, but they require highly specialised diagnostic equipment to read, update or erase the coding as needed. At 1 Key Locksmiths we help workshops across Melbourne organise reliable replacement keys, coding and immobiliser support.
Workshop Car Key Replacement Melbourne
Workshop Car Key Replacement, Locks and Immobiliser Parts Melbourne
Our workshop car key replacement services in Melbourne include:
Key replacement, including remote and smart keys for many modern vehicles. Most models are supported, helping Melbourne workshops replace lost, damaged or faulty customer keys with suitable programming and coding.
Dashboard replacement, where the immobiliser is housed in the dashboard and occasionally fails. These units are expensive and often have long parts delays. We replace these with second-hand units where suitable to save both time and money. Symptoms include ‘SAFE’ or ‘DEF’ on the dashboard centre screen, flashing immobiliser light and a failure to start.
Lock replacement, where vehicles have accurate mechanical locking systems with complex parts that can fail. These include the door lock and latch assembly, ignition lock cylinder and steering lock assembly. We replace these and retain the original key code where possible.
Electronic Steering Lock replacement, where smart key and push button start models often have an ESL or electronic steering lock. These modules are prone to failure. Most can be refurbished back to a working condition, while some need replacement.
Engine Control Unit replacement, where ECU failures can cause starting or gearbox shifting issues. We recommend mechanical and sensor faults are checked first. If the ECU is genuinely failing, we can replace most types with a suitable second-hand unit.