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Replacing Your Volkswagen Key

You will need to replace your Volkswagen key should you lose it. The process of getting a replacement from the dealer will cost you money and you will have to wait for it to arrive.

It could be tempting to buy a second-hand VW keys on the internet or at stores that sell them. But, they're likely not equipped to disable the vehicle's standard immobiliser system.

Battery Replacement

Modern electronic keys are more convenient and efficient than the old-fashioned manual keys. However, they'll eventually run out of power or stop working. If the VW key fob isn't responding to button press, or if the lock/unlock buttons take longer than normal to respond, the battery may need to be replaced.

To accomplish this task you'll require a CR2032 battery and a small screwdriver. The battery panel is typically located below the Volkswagen logo. Flip the key open by pressing the metal key. Press the panel to let it go and then press the button on the fob of the key and re-insert the new battery, making sure the positive side is facing downward.

Once you're done you're done, put the key fob remote back together and it should be ready for your next trip around Phoenixville or King of Prussia! If you're looking for 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 there to help. Contact us today to find out more about our car service specials and to make an appointment at our dealership near 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 you place them beneath the ignition.

However, the drawback is that you won't have keyless entry or push button start capabilities. This is why it's so important to have a spare Volkswagen key.

If your VW key doesn't work it's not due to an inoperative battery. It may be that the battery needs to be reprogrammed. You don't have to bring your car to the dealer to have this service. This service can be done by an automotive locksmith.

To program a fob car key it is necessary to have some items at hand. First, you'll need to know the year and type of Volkswagen key you own. You'll also require a copy of your vehicle registration or title.

These documents will cut down time when ordering a brand new VW key. Then, you can bring your vehicle to an auto shop to get it programmed. It's usually an easy process that shouldn't last more than an hour. After the process is completed and you're ready to leave your local dealership in the vicinity of Pittsford and Webster with an operational key.

Key Fob Replacement

Modern VWs have key fobs which are not only keys, but are high-tech anti-theft devices. When you press the button on your VW keyfob the microchip sends out a code that tells your car that it's the right key to unlock and begin. The key fobs contain chips that are used to control features such as remote lock and the push button start.

If your Volkswagen key fob doesn't function well, it might need a new battery. You can determine if this is the case by how frequently you need to press the lock/unlock button. If you need to press the button several times in a row, it is probably a sign that the battery needs replacing.

Another possibility is that the buttons on your Volkswagen key fob have become smashed or stuck. Since a key fob is likely to spend long periods of time being tossed around, this can be unusual and can be corrected by gently prying apart the fob before trying to manually adjust the buttons.

If the issue is serious then you'll need to take the key fob to the locksmith and get it replaced. If your key fob has transponder chips the dealer will need to re-programme your vehicle's computer to recognize it again and this can be costly. A locksmith can modify your computer and save you from the expense of the visit to a dealer.

Transponder Chip Replacement

Most VW's manufactured since 1995 contain a transponder chips inside their keys. The chip disables the standard immobiliser which stops the vehicle from starting without a key. So if you've lost yours or it's been unable to function, you'll have to purchase a replacement volkswagen keys made key made.

The good news is that locksmiths can make you a new key to fit your Volkswagen vehicle, no matter the kind of key you have (chip, intelligent fob "push to start" remote, or a regular non-transponder key). If you don't have a spare key, they can create one for you. You'll also have to provide proof of ownership (vehicle title registration certificate, vehicle title, etc.). ).

If you're locked out of your Volkswagen key and are miles from home, contact us right away. We'll send a Mobile Key Volkswagen locksmith to unlock your VW without damaging the door. This will save your time and money.

Chris was driving his Volkswagen Golf when he got locked out. He contacted the dealer but was given a sky high quote and a long wait which is why he decided to give Pop A Lock a try. We gave him an upfront quote and an accurate arrival time, and within 20 minutes, a locksmith showed up at his car and went to work. Chris now has an entirely functioning, brand new chip key.