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308785165_499195788347328_5859105632268553197_nlow.jpgCool Tricks You Can Use With a Replacement Volkswagen Key

311170119_2306394586188303_2849487588620745484_nlow.jpgYou may need a new Volkswagen key if your key fob is not working as it should. The key could be suffering from an unresponsive battery, or need to be programmed.

A professional locksmith can design the new key that is compatible with your Volkswagen. They can also program the Key Volkswagen to your Volkswagen to ensure that you are the only person who is able to use it.

What is a Key Fob?

The key fob in plastic or remote keyless entry is the thingamajig that you keep on your keys to lock and start your car. It's actually a pretty high-tech device with more functions than you'd think. Here are some awesome tricks that you can do with your key fob.

A remote key fob consists of an embedded microchip that contains information such as your vehicle's ID as well as an antenna that transmits information by using radio waves. It also comes with an unlock button that allows you to open the doors and trunk, and in certain cars remote start the engine. A fob that includes this feature also has the ability to turn on your headlights, open sliding doors in some vans and even lock your car's doors while you're away from the car.

Modern fobs come with security features that block their signals from being intercepted and copied. Some feature pseudo-random sequence generators that generate a new unlock code each time the button is pulled. In this way it is impossible for a stolen signal to be used to unlock your car.

If your key fob stops working, or starts making chirping noises, it could be in need of a new battery. The majority of key fobs can be replaced with cheap batteries at hardware stores, big-box retailers, and online or in person at dealerships. You may have to provide proof of ownership before purchasing an alternative key fob and you might have to reprogram it when the new battery is installed.

How to Replace a Battery

The key fob could be one of your most useful tools, but it can also be one of the most frustrating tools when it ceases to function. It's not common for the key fob to cease responding to the button or losing its range, and this could be caused by an inactive battery. The VW key fob battery can be changed easily.

You'll need a new CR2032 battery (the kind you can purchase at the majority of electronics stores) and the small flat-head screwdriver. Wrap the screwdriver in a little piece of tape to prevent damaging your VW key fob, then use it to gently pull the two halves apart. Remove the old battery and then put in the new one with the positive side facing downward. Join the two halves and your VW keyfob is as excellent as new.

It is important to note that only a certified locksmith for automotive or car dealership should replace your VW key battery. It's also a good idea to bring your replacement key along for the technician so that they can program it to your Volkswagen. You might also be asked to provide proof of ownership, like your current registration for your vehicle or driver's license. Providing these documents can save you time and cash in the long run.

How to Get a New Key Made

In many cases you will have to go to your dealer to have new keys made. They are the only ones with the equipment needed to pair the key with the vehicle. The cost to get this done ranges between $50 and $500 based on the model of your car.

If you decide to go this route, be sure to write down your vehicle identification number (VIN) so that the dealer can match your keys with the correct one in their system. The VIN is on the door jamb of the driver, the front door sticker as well as the insurance card, the vehicle title or on the dashboard.

There are many options for those who wish to replace the battery on the key fob by themselves. The first step is removing the mechanical key. To do this, press the small button at the back of the fob. This will allow you to replace the battery. With a flathead screwdriver you can break the two sides of the fob to expose the interior. Then, remove the old battery and replace with the new. Make sure it is inserted correctly so that the + side of the battery is facing upwards.

How to Order a Key

Contrary to traditional Volkswagen vehicles such as the Beetle and Microbus which relied on a key blade, the latest VW models come with advanced key fobs with transmitters and encrypted chips to enable them to communicate with the vehicle. They have a special programming to make sure only your key is in reach to activate features such as keyless entry or push-button start. They're equipped with sensors that ensure your car's security and safety when you leave the dealer, especially when pulling into a busy street or parking.

Replacing the battery on a VW key fob is very easy, regardless of the model you own. You need a few things to start: A flat head screwdriver and an updated CR2032 batteries. If you can you can wrap a screwdriver in tape to limit damage to the exterior of the fob. Once you have found the seam that joins the base and the lid you can gently break them. The fob will split vertically into two pieces, creating the space for the new battery.

You can purchase a new key online, which will come with a transponder chip that will be cut to your car's unique codes. If you decide to pick up your keys you'll need a photo ID along with the registration or title to confirm ownership. Then, you can take your key to the nearest VW dealer or a locksmith from a third-party to have it programmed and cut.

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