S40model 1998 lost keys needs to replace - S40 Volvo Cars & Trucks

A DEALER HAS TO DO THIS
TAKE CAR THERE THEY CAN CUT A KEY FROM THE VIN # AND REPROGRAM IT

you can buy key sets for cars in hardware stores, the just follow diy guide because you need quite a number of tools to do the job without scratching your car

Get vin number and call toyota dealer,they can make you another key.

why dont you take the vin number to dealer they will make the key for you if only it is original ignition cylinder

go to the dealer and give them the vin number they should be able to get u a key

With the title and an insurance card your dealer can cut a new key by the VIN if you have never replaced the lock cylinder before. If not it will be remove the column covers, drill out the lock and try not to damage the lock housing. Good Luck

call an authorized Nissan dealer. The representative will create a log for your request. They will provide the dealer with the appropriate key code for you to get your replacement key.

whether there's a chip( you mean an integrated electronic?) stuck inside the key drum, you will still need to change them all if you lost your key.
most difficukt part is accessing the ignition drum; taking it out is easy when you get there. you will also need to change the door and trunk keys as well.
You will definitely need some elbow grease if you intend to do it yourself( it is not impossible, but it is complicated accessing the locks- removing panels etc; especially in a luxury car)

Yes it is a coded key, the problem is without the resistance value of the original key (the little piece of resistive wire embedded in the key shaft) you will have re-program the system to the new key value. The keys will run about $20 US each and the programming about 1/2 hr or $50. Do yourself a favor get two keys done.

for one like the factory one it will cost you any where from $40 or more if it have a security chip in it.