Jet LC “Less Chip” Transponder Key Blanks

Transponder keys “less chip” can be a practical way to replace transponder-equipped keys that are worn or broken.


What can locksmiths do when transponder-equipped keys begin to wear beyond their operational life? Transponder keys less chip can be a practical way to replace transponder-equipped keys that are worn or broken. Transponder-equipped keys have been sold in the North American market for just...


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Step 6. Slide the transponder chip into the newly cut key. Be certain the Ford chip is inserted into the key bow with the wire wrapped antenna closest to the key blade.

The cover is on an angle with the lower end having an extended leg. The extended leg should be placed at the edge of the bow, with the flat edge towards the center of the bow.

Step 7. Slide the end of the cover with the leg into the transponder chip opening in the key bow. Jet Hardware recommends using a small amount of Lok Tite™ to secure the cover in place.

IMPORTANT: Before using any adhesive, be sure to test the operation of the key to make sure the engine will start.

Step 8. Slide the cover in place using your fingers or the plastic pick handle. The pick handle can be used to adjust the positioning.

When installing a customer’s Toyota chip into the TR47-PHT-LC, use a utility knife or similar tool to carefully raise the sleeve out of the customer’s Toyota key. Once the sleeve has been raised enough, use your fingers to carefully remove the sleeve from the key bow.

The Toyota transponder chip is located in a slot in the sleeve with the wider edge at the top and the narrower edge at the bottom. The flat side is against the sleeve.

Originate or duplicate the depths of cuts onto the TR47-PHT-LC. Test the operation of this new key to be certain it operates the vehicle. Use a lock other than the ignition to test the operation.

Move the chip onto the sleeve supplied with the Jet TR47-PHT-LC, making sure it is properly aligned. Position the sleeve with the curved portion having the rounded edge towards the edge of the bow. Carefully slide the sleeve with chip into the new key bow.

Jet Hardware recommends using a small amount of Lok Tite™ to secure the cover in place.

Slide the sleeve in place using your fingers or the plastic pick handle. The pick handle can be used to adjust the positioning.

For more information, contact your wholesaler or Jet Hardware at 800 Hinsdale Street, Brooklyn, NY 11207. Web site: www.jetkeys.com.

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