“Great price · $150–200. I lost my keys at the beach and isacc came right out. He made new keys for my Ford F-150 on the spot. Fast, professional, and a fair price. Highly recommended!”Etti SoapGoogle review
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An ignition that won’t turn has three usual suspects — a worn key, a worn cylinder, or an immobilizer that stopped trusting the key. In South Florida we test all three before replacing anything.
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Ignition trouble announces itself gradually: the key needs a jiggle, then a wiggle, then one day it simply won’t turn. The cause matters — a worn key is a small job, a worn cylinder is a bigger one, and forcing either can turn the first into the second. Our South Florida ignition visits start with diagnosis, not parts.
Describe the symptom Won’t turn, turns without starting, key stuck, or key pulls out while running — each points at a different cause. Tell us on the call.
We test key, cylinder, immobilizer A known-good key pattern and the car’s security light tell us which of the three suspects it is — before any parts are ordered.
Repair or replace, keyed to match Cylinder work is keyed to your existing key whenever possible, and everything is tested through several starts before you pay.
Don’t force it. A key that needs more than gentle pressure is asking for diagnosis — forcing it can snap the blade in the cylinder. Our extraction guide covers that case.
The jiggle stage is the cheap stage. If your key has started needing a wiggle in South Florida, that’s the moment to call — worn keys are small jobs; worn cylinders are bigger ones.
Maybe not — if the security light is flashing, the immobilizer isn’t recognizing your key’s chip, which is a key/programming job. We test the recognition first, on site in South Florida.
In most cases, yes — the new cylinder is keyed to match your existing key, so your spares keep working. We’ll confirm for your model when you call.
Yes — extraction tools remove fragments without replacing the cylinder in most cases. Don’t insert the other half or glue anything; call (561) 366-2611.
Call (561) 366-2611 anytime or text (561) 405-1395 with the car’s year, make, model and the symptom.
“Great price · $150–200. I lost my keys at the beach and isacc came right out. He made new keys for my Ford F-150 on the spot. Fast, professional, and a fair price. Highly recommended!”Etti SoapGoogle review
“Is a c was on time did a great job and very fair price would highly recommend”Kenneth BrabantGoogle review
“Very helpful gets the job done”Travis BGoogle review
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