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Replacing Your Volkswagen Key

You'll have to replace your Volkswagen key when you lose it. A new key from the dealer will cost you money and take time to wait for it to arrive.

It could be tempting to purchase second-hand VW keys online or from shops that offer them. But, they're likely not capable of disarming the vehicle's standard immobiliser system.

Battery Replacement

Modern electronic key fobs offer superior convenience and functionality when compared to manual keys, however they'll still get a charge out or stop working after a certain time. If your VW's key fob stops responding to button presses or you notice that it takes longer than normal for the lock/unlock buttons to work it could be an indication that the battery is failing and requires replacement.

For this job, you'll need to use the CR2032 battery along with a small screwdriver. Open the key by pressing the metal button to find the battery panel on the key, which is typically located right beneath the volkswagen beetle key Fob logo on the fob. Press up on the panel to remove it and then press the button on the key fob again to insert the new battery and ensure that the positive side is facing downward.

When you're done take the key fob remote together and it should be ready for your next trip around Phoenixville or King of Prussia! If you're in search of more at-home car care tips like how to change your air filter or tires for your cabin, the Suntrup Volkswagen service team is always ready to help. Contact us today to find out more about our auto service offers and to book an appointment at our dealership in Paradise Valley.

Emergency Key or Bayonet Key

Even older VW models come with what's known as an emergency key, or bayonet. These keys don't need any power to unlock your vehicle or to start the motor if they are placed below the ignition.

The downside 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 isn't working, it could not be due to a dead battery, but instead because it needs to be programmed. The good thing is that you don't need to take your car to a dealer to get this done. A locksmith for automotives can provide this task.

You'll need a few items on hand in order to program a car fob. For starters you'll need the year and model of Volkswagen key you own. You'll require a copy of the registration or title of your vehicle.

These documents can be used to save time when you purchase a new VW key. Then, you can bring your vehicle to the auto shop to get it programmed. In the majority of cases, the process is fairly easy and shouldn't require more than an hour. After the process is completed and you're ready to leave from the dealer near Pittsford or Webster with functioning keys.

Key Fob Replacement

Key fobs for modern VWs that aren't just keys, they're sophisticated anti-theft devices. When you press a button on your VW key fob it's microchip transmits an individual code that lets your car know it's key you need to unlock and start. The key fobs also contain the chip that is used to operate features such as remote lock and push-button start.

If your volkswagen key cutting keyfob isn't working properly, you may have to replace the battery. If this is the case you can tell by the frequency at which you need to press the lock/unlock buttons. If you find yourself pressing the button multiple times in a row, this could be a sign that the battery needs replacing.

Another possibility is that the buttons on your Volkswagen key fob are slipping or stuck. Because a key fob can spend long periods of time being tossed around, this can be unusual and can be repaired by gently tearing the fob before trying to manually adjust the buttons.

If the issue is serious then you'll need to bring the key fob into a locksmith and have it replaced. The dealer must reprogram the computer of your vehicle to recognize your key fob, if it has transponders. This is an expensive process. A locksmith for cars will be able to program the computer for you and save you the cost of a dealership visit.

Transponder Chip Replacement

The keys of the majority of VWs made after 1995 have a transponder. The chip is able to disable the car's immobiliser standard system, which makes it impossible to start without the correct key. So if you've lost yours or it's stopped working, then you'll have to purchase a replacement Volkswagen key made.

The good news is that locksmiths can cut you a new key to fit your Volkswagen car, irrespective of which type of key you had (chip intelligent fob "push to start" remote, or a regular non-transponder keys). They can also make a spare key in case you don't have one. You'll also have to provide proof of ownership (vehicle title, registration certificate, etc.). ).

If you're stuck with your Volkswagen key and are far from home, call us right away. We'll send a mobile locksmith to unlock your VW door for you, without causing damage to it - and save you a lot of hassle and cost.

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 use Pop-Alock. We provided him with a price in advance and an exact time of arrival. Within 20 minutes, a locksmith was waiting for him at the door to start work. Chris now has an entirely functioning new chip key.