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Replacing Your Volkswagen Key

If you lose your Volkswagen key, you will require a replacement. A new key from the dealer will cost money and you will have to wait for it to arrive.

It could be tempting to buy second-hand VW keys on the internet or in shops that offer them. They are not likely to be able to deactivate the standard immobiliser of your car.

Battery Replacement

Modern electronic key fobs provide superior convenience and functionality compared to the old-school manual keys, but they'll never be unable to charge or even stop working over time. If the VW key fob isn't responding to button presses or if the lock/unlock buttons are taking longer than normal to respond, the battery may require replacement.

To accomplish this task, you'll need to use the CR2032 battery along with a small screwdriver. Flip open the key by pressing the metal button. locate the battery panel on the key, which is typically found just beneath the volkswagen beetle key fob logo on the fob. Push upwards to remove the panel then press the button on the fob of your key to reconnect the battery. Make sure that the positive side of the battery is facing downwards.

After you're done take the key fob off and put it back in its place. It's now ready to embark on your next trip in Phoenixville or King of Prussia. The Suntrup Volkswagen team is happy to answer any questions you have about car maintenance at home, like how to change your cabin air filter or tires. Contact us today to learn more about our auto repair offers and to schedule an appointment at our dealership in Paradise Valley.

Emergency Key or Bayonet Key

The positive side is that older VW models include an emergency key or bayonet key. These don't require any power and will open your car's door or start the engine if you hold it below the ignition.

The downside is that you won't be able to use keyless entry or push button start functionality. It is essential to have a spare Volkswagen Key.

If your VW key isn't functioning, it might not be due to a dead battery but instead because it needs to be programmed. You don't need to take your vehicle to the dealer to have this service. An automotive locksmith can perform this service.

You'll need to have a few items on hand in order to program the car fob key. You'll first need to know the year and type of Volkswagen key you have. You'll require a copy of the registration or title for your vehicle.

These documents will cut down time when ordering a brand new VW key. You can then take your vehicle to an auto shop to be programmed. In most cases the procedure is straightforward and shouldn't take more than an hour. Once the process is finished, you can drive away from the dealership near Pittsford or Webster with functioning keys.

Key Fob Replacement

Modern VWs come with key fobs which are not only keys, but also high-tech anti theft devices. When you press the button on your VW keyfob and the microchip is activated, it sends an encoded code that informs your car that it's the right key to unlock and begin. Key fobs also have the chip used to operate features such as remote lock and push-button start.

If your Volkswagen key fob isn't working well, it might need an upgrade to the battery. It is easy to detect if this is the case by how frequently you need to press the lock/unlock button. If you find yourself pressing the lock/unlock button several times it is likely the battery needs to be replaced.

Another possibility is that the buttons on your volkswagen car keys key fob are slipping or stuck. Because a key fob spends long periods of time being tossed around, this isn't uncommon and can often be corrected by gently prying apart the fob, and then trying to manually adjust the buttons.

If the issue is significant then you'll need to take the key fob in to a locksmith to be replaced. If the key fob you have transponder chips, the dealer will need to reprogram volkswagen key fob your vehicle's computer to recognize it, and this can be costly. A locksmith can program your computer, and save you from the cost of the visit to a dealer.

Transponder Chip Replacement

The majority of VW's built after 1995 have a transponder chip inside their keys. The chip disables the immobiliser standard, which prevents the car from starting without keys. If you've lost your key or it's stopped working, then you'll have to purchase a replacement volkswagen car key replacement key made.

The good news is that locksmiths can make you a new key to fit your Volkswagen vehicle, no matter which kind of key you have (chip smart fob, chip "push to start" remote, or a regular non-transponder keys). If you don't have a spare key, they can make you one. But you'll need to bring evidence of ownership for the vehicle (vehicle registration and title certificate etc. ).

Call us immediately if you are far from home and are unable to locate your Volkswagen key. We'll dispatch a mobile locksmith to unlock your VW door for you without damaging it - thereby saving you a lot of hassle and money.

Chris was driving his Volkswagen Golf when he got locked out. He tried calling the dealer, but was provided with a hefty price and a long wait time. So he decided to try Pop-A-Lock. We provided him with a quote in advance and an exact time of arrival. Within 20 minutes, a locksmith was at his car to start work. Chris now has an entirely functional key that is brand new and has a chip.