Replacing Your Volkswagen Key

If you have lost your Volkswagen key, you'll require a replacement. Getting a new one from the dealer will cost money and you will have to wait for it to arrive.

It is tempting to buy a second-hand VW keys online or in stores that sell keys. They are not likely to be able to deactivate the standard immobiliser of your car.

Battery Replacement

Modern electronic keys are more convenient and efficient than manual keys of the past. However, they'll eventually be power-depleted or cease functioning. If your VW's key fob ceases responding to press buttons or you notice it takes longer than normal for the lock/unlock buttons to work, it may be an indication that the battery is depleted and requires replacement.

You'll require a small screwdriver (preferably one with a flat head wrapped in tape to help avoid scratching the fob) and a new 3V CR2032 battery to complete the job. Flip open the key by pressing the metal button. locate the battery panel of the key, which is typically found just beneath the Volkswagen logo on the fob. Push up on the panel to remove it and then press the button on the fob of the key again to insert its new battery in place, ensuring that the positive side is facing downwards.

Once you're done, put the key fob remote in its place and you'll be ready for your next drive around Phoenixville or King of Prussia! If you're in search of more car maintenance tips at home such as how to replace your air filter or tires for your cabin The Suntrup Volkswagen service team is always available to help. Contact us today to find out more about our car service specials and to make an appointment at our dealership close to Paradise Valley.

Emergency Key or Bayonet Key

The positive side is that older VW models have what's known as an emergency key or bayonet key. These keys don't require power to unlock your car or turn the motor on when they are placed below the ignition.

The drawback is that you won't be able to use a keyless entry system or push button start. This is why it's important to have an extra Volkswagen key.

If your VW key doesn't work it's not due to an inoperative battery. It may be that it requires to be changed. You don't have to take your vehicle to the dealer for this service. A locksmith in the automotive industry can carry out this service.

You'll need to have a few things on hand to program the car fob. You'll first need to know the year and type of Volkswagen key you own. You'll require a copy of the registration or [Redirect-Java] title for your vehicle.

These documents will save you time at the dealership when ordering your new VW key. Then, you can bring your car to the auto shop to be programmed. Most of the time, it's an easy procedure that shouldn't take longer than an hour. When the process is completed you'll be able to leave the local dealership near Pittsford and Webster with an operational key.

Key Fob Replacement

Modern VWs use key fobs that aren't just keys - they're high-tech anti-theft devices. When you press the button on your VW keyfob, the microchip transmits an informational code to tell your car it's the correct key to unlock and begin. The key fobs also include the chip that is used to operate features like remote lock and push-button start.

If your Volkswagen keyfob isn't functioning correctly, you may have to replace the battery. It is easy to determine if this is the case by the frequency you press the lock/unlock button. If you need to press the lock/unlock button several times, it is likely that the battery needs to be replaced.

The buttons on your volkswagen keys keyfob may have become stuck or moved. This is common because keys are jostled to a great extent. It can be fixed by gently prying the fob off and manually adjust the buttons.

If the issue is serious, you will need to take the key fob into a locksmith to be replaced. The dealer must reprogram the computer in your vehicle to recognize the key fob in case it is equipped with a transponder. This is costly. A locksmith can program your computer, and save you from the cost of a dealer visit.

Transponder Chip Replacement

The majority of VW's built after 1995 come with a transponder chip within their keys. The chip disables the immobiliser standard which stops the vehicle from starting without a key. If you've lost the key or it has stopped working, you'll require a new Volkswagen key.

A locksmith can design an entirely new key to fit your Volkswagen whatever type of key it is (chip, intelligent key fob remote, chip "push-to-start" or a standard key with no transponder). If you don't have a spare, they can make one. However, you'll need proof of ownership of the vehicle (vehicle registration and title certificate. ).

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