Description +

Key conversion kits are upgrade housings that turn a basic car key into a modern flip-key or remote-style key — the kit includes the new shell, buttons, and blade, but no electronics. You transfer the chip, circuit board, and battery from your existing key into the new housing. No new chip, no re-pairing of the immobiliser — your original electronics carry over. Transfer your electronics, fit the new blade, and upgrade your key's look and function.

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Frequently Asked Questions +

Why would I convert my car key instead of buying a new one?

To upgrade a worn, cracked, or dated basic key into a modern flip-key or remote-style housing without paying for a full new key — the conversion reuses your existing chip and electronics, so you get a fresh look and better ergonomics at a fraction of the cost of a complete remote key.

What is the difference between a conversion kit and a full replacement key?

A full replacement key includes new electronics and a chip that must be programmed to your car. A conversion kit is a housing only — you move your existing electronics across, so the chip stays paired to your vehicle and no immobiliser reprogramming is needed.

Does converting my key affect the chip or immobiliser pairing?

No — the transponder chip and circuit board move from your old key into the new housing unchanged, so the immobiliser still recognises them. The chip is never reprogrammed during a conversion because it is the same chip your car already knows.

Can a conversion kit add remote locking to a key that never had it?

Only if you also add the matching remote electronics — a conversion kit is a housing, so upgrading a plain mechanical key into a remote-style shell gives the look but not the function unless a compatible circuit board and buttons are fitted and programmed. A key that already has remote electronics keeps its remote function after conversion.