Keys4Cars

  When you lose your traditional car key, you just call a locksmith to make a duplicate key for your car. But in some cases, you may have to buy a new ignition lock cylinder and key from the automaker as your car doesn’t accept the duplicate key made by the locksmith. Lost my car keys is a common problem that we face at some point in our lives. In such situations, you may panic or may have unnecessary tension. But if you misplace or lose your keys, don't panic because it's not the end of the world. In the past, damaging or losing a car key was no big deal. You could install your spare key the small magnetic box attached to the inside bumper. Also, car manufacturing was not so advanced in terms of technology. Therefore, replacing a lost key wasn't so expensive where nowadays with most cars using the latest technology this can become quite expensive. Types of Car Keys in use these days  ·    Traditional keys ( Mechanical keys)  ·    Fob keys  ·    Transponder keys 

  If you don't pay attention to vehicle maintenance, especially components like the ignition system, you can be a victim to be left stranded on the roadside with a catastrophic breakdown. There are several issues that can cause ignition problems, but diagnosing the problem is often very complicated due to the multiple components involved in the ignition system. For Car Ignition Repair, you should choose the best locksmith service in Tauranga.   What is a Car Ignition System?    In a car engine, the ignition is the part that ignites the fuel. The device will automatically disconnect the ignition. In a car, the ignition is the part where you turn the key to start the engine. The job of the ignition system is to ignite the air-fuel mixture in a gasoline engine. The ignition system consists of a spark plug that ignites in the combustion chamber, an ignition coil that converts the battery voltage to a higher voltage, and an ignition cable that connects these components.   On