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How to Properly Maintain a Volkswagen Replacement Key

Volkswagen's advanced key fobs utilize complex sensors and transmitters to communicate with the vehicle. It is essential that these devices are maintained and programmed to provide the maximum security.

You can purchase an replacement VW key through the dealer or a third locksmith. The dealer will need your vehicle's VIN number and a photo ID to program your new key.

Lost or Stolen Key

If you're in the unfortunate situation of losing or getting stolen an Volkswagen key, it's typically best to get it replaced at the dealership. They will require verification of ownership in order to purchase a replacement and to pair it with your car's computer. You should also bring the key that needs to be replaced, as well as your vehicle's registration or driver's license.

The smart remote key is included on all newer Volkswagen models. It is equipped with a chip that connects to the Volkswagen ignition and door locks. The chips are typically placed underneath the plastic cap of the key fob. If you lose the key you can replace it either by the dealership or a professional locksmith with high-security cutting equipment.

You can order replacement keys from the dealer, but it could take a while for the key to arrive. You'll have to return your car so that the dealer can program your new key onto the computer. Dealers charge different fees for the key and service the programming fee.

Some older Volkswagens have a key made of metal that can be used to start the car but not a fob. The dealer can still make you a new metal key however it will not have any additional functions, such as remote start or unlocking doors. A third-party locksmith might be able of making you an original key in metal for cheaper than a dealership.

Damaged Key

Are you noticing that your Volkswagen key fob isn't operating as it should? It could be time to replace the battery if this is the situation. This is a straightforward procedure that requires only some items. You'll require a CR2032 new battery, a screwdriver, and tape. You can use tape to limit any damage to the VW key fob. If you are unsure of what to do the team at Jennings Volkswagen is here to help.

Volkswagen is renowned for its classic cars such as the Beetle or Microbus. They also produce modern vehicles which are very popular with drivers. Many of the modern volkswagen mobile key models feature a highly-secure transponder keys, which is difficult to duplicate.

It is important to remember that if you need to replace your key they will need to be programmed for your car. This can be accomplished by a local dealer or a third party locksmith. It's recommended to bring the Volkswagen key that has to be replaced as well as the vehicle identification code (VIN) and evidence of ownership to the dealer or the locksmith.

In the majority of instances, a seasoned car locksmith is able to make an Volkswagen key replacement without the original key. The key will be coded to match the Volkswagen model, so that it can open doors and start the vehicle.

Key Fob

Key fobs are small device with buttons that can control your Volkswagen vehicle's doors and locks. These devices offer superior convenience compared to traditional keys made of metal, however they do require a little more maintenance.

If your VW key fob doesn't function as well as it used to, it's likely time to replace the battery. It's a simple procedure that you can do at home using just a few items. You'll need a flathead screwdriver and an updated CR2032 battery. Wrapping the screwdriver in tape will stop it from scratching the case of your fob.

Find the seam that joins the lid and the base of the VW key fob. Use your screwdriver to pry the two pieces apart, while being careful not to harm either. Insert the new battery making sure the positive side is facing downwards. Attach the remote and close it tight to complete the process.

If your key fob isn't working you can give us a phone call or schedule a service appointment online. Depending on the Volkswagen model, you might require bringing the vehicle to the dealership for any additional repairs or programming. If needed, we will order you a replacement VW keyfob. You don't need to bring your vehicle to the dealer in order to obtain a new key, but it is required to start the car after the new key arrives.

Key Cylinder

The key the cylinder is a part that accepts Volkswagen keys to lock and open the vehicle. It includes set tumbler and a pin that align with the cuts in your key to unlock or secure the cylinder. It also has springs that can be reset after use. If you're experiencing issues with a locked or unresponsive key, your key cylinder may need to be replaced.

You may find that the key is difficult to turn or you have to play around with it in order to turn it. These symptoms could mean that the tumblers or pins within the cylinder are worn out or broken.

A locksmith will visit you and replace your key cylinder, making sure that it works as the original one did. They will be able program and cut the new key so that it will work with your car.

If you're getting a replacement key, it's important to bring proof of ownership such as your driver's permit and your vehicle registration or title. You'll need to know the VIN number of your Volkswagen in order for the new key to be programmed.