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Oldsmobile Car Key Replacement

Melisa Armstrong
Melisa Armstrong
2023-05-25
Not sure how they made the key fob for my Honda Civic so quick, but it works well and the price was good. I'd use them once more.
Samantha Ingram
Samantha Ingram
2023-05-24
I wanted to get a spare car key for my Jeep Wrangler and used this key company. I was pleased that they came out to me and that they offered a rate that was less expensive than the dealership's. I give them a 5 out of 5 all the way around.
Robin Wallace
Robin Wallace
2023-05-18
These guys are great!! The guy came out and not only got there in less than an hour but finished the car key programming super fast. I would highly recommend them to anyone, and this was an excellent experience.
Dorinca Cruz
Dorinca Cruz
2023-05-17
My friend borrowed my Honda Accord and lost the keys. I wasn't very happy about it, but he gave me a couple hundred to get some new car keys. I thought it would be a little tougher than expected, but all I had to do was call these guys and they came out a few hours later and repaced the key and programmed the fob for it right on the spot. Sweet service for sure.
Majed Torressi
Majed Torressi
2023-05-16
Amazing company all around. I recommend AZ Car Keys to all my friends. I lost my keys and they really helped me get out of a jam.
Thomas Myers
Thomas Myers
2023-05-16
Somehow I lost my keys to my Mazda CX-5 when I was flying home from LA back to Phoenix. Not sure if I lost them in the airport or before I got on the plane, but either way I needed to drive my car home from the Phoenix Airport so I called the nearest car key replacement company I could find. AZ Car Keys happened to be the one and they did a great job. The guy that helped me with my key asked if I could write a review and said sure cause he did a good job and also did it really fast as well. Good Biz Here!!!!
Casey Gillingham
Casey Gillingham
2023-05-15
I lost my car keys to my new Kia Soul just a few weeks after purchasing it. I called the dealership 1st but 1 would have had to go all the way to the dealership in an Uber 2 their price was way too high. So I search to see who else could make a car key for me. Come to find out AZ Car Keys actually specializes in car keys and they were able to come to my location in 90 minutes. The new car key works great and the guy that came out was very nice as well.
Tommy Krahn
Tommy Krahn
2023-05-09
The key to my Chevy Malibu stopped working and I needed a replacement key for it. I was told by my buddy that there are services that can come to you and program your key. I honestly was shocked, but he was right. Looked up car key replacement in google and Boom there they were a ton of car key replacement companies near me. So I called AZ Car Keys as they seemed to have great reviews. I chose the right one. They came out super fast and the key works well.
Brady Spiess
Brady Spiess
2023-05-06
Had a Nissan Altima key made, worked and was done quick.
Rolf Guntert
Rolf Guntert
2023-05-05
Needed to get a new key fob made for my Subaru Outback and used this company. The car key works well and the price seemed fair to considering everything is more expensive these days.

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AZ Car Keys are the less expensive option to help out if you ever lose your Oldsmobile car keys. Replacing the lost car key is less difficult than you may think. Contact us immediately to acquire Oldsmobile car key replacement help from the pros.

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OldsmobileMost Oldsmobile car keys are usually three keys in one. These keys consist of a mechanical key for releasing the steering lock, a transponder chip that the car computer reads after the driver has inserted the key in the ignition cylinder, and a remote control for unlocking/locking the doors and turning off the car alarm. The keys are more secure even though they’re expensive and time-consuming to replace. Therefore, you should take good care of yourself. The following are the main Oldsmobile Car keys.

Oldsmobile chip key (transponder key)

The Oldsmobile chip keys contain transponder chips embedded in the key’s plastic body. Oldsmobile introduced this type of key earlier in 1995 as a way of reducing car theft cases. The chip in the key is usually passive and therefore it doesn’t need a battery to function, that means the car computer reads the code in the chip after you have turned the key in the ignition. Without the chip, the car key won’t start the vehicle. This also happens when the chip is broken. If this is the case with your key, you will need to reprogram the vehicle’s immobilizer control unit after you have purchased a new key with another code.

Oldsmobile car master key

Oldsmobile KeySome Oldsmobile car models come with a red master key that is not meant for normal day-to-day use. Only vehicle dealers should use this key when reprogramming or replacing a key for their car. But unfortunately, the chances of misplacing this key are usually very high. If such a case happens, you will need to replace the entire engine management system which can cost you over $10,000.

As a result, Oldsmobile has not been supplying this key with the new models and instead they are holding the vehicle’s specific security information on a central database. The dealer uses this information when replacing or reprogramming a key. When buying a second-hand car, you should remember to check the handbook and ensure that you received all the keys including the master key if the manufacturer supplied it with the vehicle.

Oldsmobile keyless entry remote

Nearly all new Oldsmobile models have a remote control for locking/unlocking the doors and turning off the alarm system. This type of unlocking system is important but has some problems. The remote controls use a radio transmitter that sends coded signals to the receiver usually fitted in the vehicle.

The operating frequency of these transmitters is usually between 418 MHz and 433.92 MHz. The frequency is therefore closer to that used by radio amateurs, MoD communication, and some other common devices. Interference can sometimes occur and in worst cases, the driver will be unable to unlock the vehicle doors. The manufacturer has minimized this problem in the newer models, but the problem is still common in the older models.

If the remote control fails to unlock the doors, you should ensure that the batteries aren’t flat and if you suspect that there is radio interference, you should get closer to the vehicle. For extreme cases you can rely on towing services to take away the vehicle as a result of this interference and the remote control will work. However, most cars with remote locking have bypass systems that employ the normal metal key in unlocking the doors without the need of setting the vehicle alarm off.

Oldsmobile Rolling Codes

This form of key is featured in the newer models. Initially introduced in the year 1999, this key sends a new code every time the driver uses it to unlock the vehicle. The major difference between this key and the transponder key is that its codes keep changing while the transponder key has a single fixed code. The feature enhances the security of vehicles since it is virtually impossible to replace the codes. And on the contrary, replacing this form of key is more expensive and the replacement cost is above $500 but depends on the location and the urgency.

The bottom line

Always keep in your mind that a lost key will be a huge financial burden. Therefore, ensure that you have received at least two keys after purchasing the vehicle. And if you happen to lose one, get a replacement within the shortest time possible. You can rely on a locksmith when you need an additional key for your Oldsmobile car, or when you need a replacement. You won’t be able to drive your car when a part of the ignition key is stuck or broken in the ignition lock. Car locksmiths will also offer key reprogramming services.

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  • Oldsmobile Six
  • Oldsmobile Eight
  • Oldsmobile Deluxe
  • Oldsmobile 66 and 68 (1939–1948)
  • Oldsmobile 76 and 78 (1946–1950)
  • Oldsmobile 88 (1949–1999)
  • Oldsmobile 98 (1941–1996)
  • Oldsmobile Starfire (1961–1966)
  • Oldsmobile 442 (1968–1971 & 1985–1987)
  • Oldsmobile Cutlass (1964–1999)
  • Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme (1967–1997)
  • Oldsmobile Cutlass Salon
  • Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais (1985–1991)
  • Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera (1982–1996)
  • Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser (1971–1992)
  • Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser (1964–1977)
  • Oldsmobile F-85 (1961–1963)
  • Oldsmobile Toronado (1966–1992)
  • Oldsmobile Omega (1973–1984)
  • Oldsmobile Starfire (1975–1980)
  • Oldsmobile Firenza (1982–1988)
  • Oldsmobile Achieva (1992–1998)
  • Oldsmobile Alero (1999–2004)
  • Oldsmobile Aurora (1995–2003)
  • Oldsmobile Bravada (1991–2004)
  • Oldsmobile Intrigue (1998–2002)
  • Oldsmobile Silhouette (1990–2004)

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AZ Car Keys - Oldsmobile Car Key Replacement
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 by Jared Kuntzman
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City: Phoenix

Was going to sell my Oldsmobile Alero that has just been sitting for about a year, then realized I didn't have the key for it anymore! AZ Car Keys were able to come over the day I called and replace my car key for me in minutes! These guys are great and I highly recommend them!

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