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Replacing Your Volkswagen Key If you have lost your Volkswagen key, you will need to replace it. You'll need to pay the dealer and wait for a long time for it. It's tempting to buy a second-hand VW keys online or in stores that sell keys. But, they're likely not going to be equipped to disable the vehicle's standard immobiliser system. Battery Replacement Modern electronic key fobs provide more convenience and performance when compared to manual keys, but they'll still run out of charge or even stop working over time. If the VW key fob isn't responding to button presses, or if the lock and unlock buttons are taking longer than normal to respond, the battery may require replacement. You'll require an incredibly small screwdriver (preferably a flat-head one wrapped in tape to help to avoid scratching the fob) and a brand new 3V CR2032 battery for the job. Open the key by pressing the metal button to locate the battery panel on the key, which is typically located just beneath the Volkswagen logo on the fob. Press up on the panel to eject it and then press down the button on the fob of the key again to put the new battery and ensure that the positive side is facing downwards. When you're done you're done, put the key fob remote back together and you'll be ready for your next trip around Phoenixville or King of Prussia! The Suntrup Volkswagen team is happy to answer any questions about car care at home, such as how to change your cabin air filter or tires. Contact us now to learn more about our auto repair specials and to make an appointment at our dealership in Paradise Valley. volkswagen key programmer g28carkeys.co.uk or Bayonet Key The good news is that even older VW models contain what's called an emergency key or bayonet key. These don't require any power and can unlock your car door or start the engine if you hold it below the ignition. The disadvantage is that you won't have keyless entry or push button start functionality. It's important to always have a spare Volkswagen Key. If your VW key isn't working, it could not be due to a dead battery but instead, it's because it needs to be programmed. It is not necessary to bring your car to the dealer to get this service. This service can be performed by a locksmith for automotive use. You'll need to have a few things in your possession to program the car fob. To begin, you'll need to know the year and the type of Volkswagen key you have. You'll need to have a copy the registration or title of your vehicle. These documents will cut down time when ordering a brand new VW key. After that, you can take your vehicle to an auto shop to be programmed. In most cases, it's a fairly simple procedure that shouldn't take more than an hour. Once the process is complete you'll be able to leave the local dealership near Pittsford and Webster with a functional key. Key Fob Replacement Modern VWs use key fobs that aren't simply keys – they're sophisticated anti-theft devices. When you push a button on your VW key fob it's microchip transmits an individual code that lets your car know it's the right key to unlock and start. The key fobs also contain the chip that is used to operate features like remote lock and push-button start. If your Volkswagen key fob isn't working well, it might need a new battery. If this is the situation, you can usually tell by the frequency you need to press the lock/unlock buttons. If you find yourself pressing the lock/unlock button repeatedly then it is most likely that the battery has to be replaced. Another possibility is that the buttons on your Volkswagen key fob have become smashed or stuck. Because a key fob spends many hours being tossed around, this is not uncommon and can often be corrected by gently prying apart the fob before trying to manually adjust the buttons. If the issue is significant it is necessary to bring the key fob into a locksmith to be replaced. The dealer must reprogram the computer of your vehicle to recognize your key fob, if it has a transponder. This can be an expensive process. A locksmith can program your computer, and save you from the cost of the visit to a dealer. Transponder Chip Replacement Most VW's manufactured since 1995 come with a transponder chip within their keys. The chip disables the standard immobiliser which stops the car from beginning without the key. If you've lost the key or it stopped working, you'll need a new Volkswagen key. A locksmith can create a new key that fits your Volkswagen key, regardless of the kind of key it is (chip key fob with intelligent chip remote, chip “push-to-start” or a standard key without transponder). If you don't have a spare key, they can make you one. You'll also need proof of ownership (vehicle title or registration certificate, etc.). ). If you're locked out of your Volkswagen key and are a long way from home, call us right away. We'll send a mobile locksmith out to unlock your VW door for you, without causing damage to it, saving you a lot of trouble and cost. Chris was driving his Volkswagen Golf when he got locked out. He contacted the dealer, but was provided with a high price and a long waiting time which is why he decided to give Pop-A-Lock an attempt. We provided him with a price in advance and an exact time of arrival. Within 20 minutes, a locksmith was at his car to begin work. Chris now has an entirely functional key with a brand new chip.