R669KEY UNIVERSAL Remote Key case with free blank For Any Car

Name: R669KEY UNIVERSAL Remote Key case with free blank For Any Car
Brand: RightCLICK
SKU: R669KEY
Price: 4.95 GBP
Availability: InStock

£4.95

This Remote case comes with an uncut blade.

It contains no internal circuit board or transponder chip.

You will need to get blade cut to fit your Vehicle.

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UNIVERSAL Remote Key case with free blank R669-RKEY

This Remote case comes with an uncut blade. It contains no internal circuit board or transponder chip. You will need to get blade cut to fit your Vehicle.

Features:

Space inside the remote for your own transponder (chip)!
(i.e. If your existing key has chip inside, you can transfer the chip into this remote! and save 100’s £££)
Free Blank key - for most cars - See all the blanks listed below
Compatible with Rclick R669 Remote controls.

Package Contents:

1x remote key R669-RKEY (WITHOUT Circuit board)
(with FREE blank) - Please select your chosen blank key from options below

1 x FREE blank keys for any of these cars

Remarks

Simply take the blank to a Locksmith and have it cut. It can be cut at any local hardware store, lock smith, or shop with key cutting machine.
Please carefully check your original keys with the photos shown.
These key blanks may be suitable for other car models, please check the pictures below.
These keys without transponder.
IMPORTANT - You will need to hold your existing key up the same way as our picture, and check to see if your key has a the cut/groove on the same side as ours. Basically, if your key looks the same as the key in our picture (regardless of which number you have stamped on your existing key blade) it will be suitable for your vehicle. We do not stamp these numbers on our key blades. The same key maybe used for some other cars!.
Note: The key pattern shown " " is the keyhole that the key goes into, not the view from the tip of the key.