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How to Properly Maintain a Volkswagen Replacement Key Volkswagen's advanced keyfobs are equipped with sophisticated sensors and transmitters that communicate with the vehicle. It is crucial that these devices are maintained and programmed to guarantee maximum security. You can request a replacement VW key from the dealer or a third-party locksmith. The dealer will need your vehicle's VIN number and photo ID in order to program your new key. Lost or Stolen Key If you're in the unfortunate situation of losing or taking or stolen a Volkswagen key, it is usually recommended to have it replaced at a dealership. They'll need proof of ownership to purchase a replacement key and connect it to your car's computer. You'll need the registration of your car, or your driver's licence. Most modern Volkswagen models feature a smart remote key that has chips built in that connects to the ignition system of your Volkswagen and door locks. The chips are usually hidden in the cap made of plastic on your key fob. If you lose the key the chip can be replaced either through the dealership or a professional locksmith who has high-security cutting equipment. You can request an alternative from the dealer, however it may take some time for the key to arrive. When it arrives it will be necessary to return your vehicle so the dealer can program the new key into your car's computer. The cost of the key, along with the programming fee, will vary from dealer dealer. Some older Volkswagens come with a key made of steel that is used to start the car and not a fob. The dealer can still give you a replacement key made of metal, but it won't have any additional features like remote start or unlocking doors. In this scenario an independent locksmith will likely create a new metal key at a lower cost than the dealership. Key Damaged You may have to replace the battery if your Volkswagen key fob isn't working as it should. It could be time to replace your battery if that's the situation. It's a very easy procedure and requires just some items. You'll need a CR2032 new battery, a screwdriver and tape. You can use tape to minimize any damage done to the VW key fob. Jennings Volkswagen can help if you're unsure about how to proceed. Volkswagen is well-known for its classic cars, including the Beetle and the Microbus However, they also manufacture modern vehicles that are extremely popular with drivers. Many of the modern Volkswagen models are equipped with a high-security transponder keys that can be difficult to duplicate. If you need to replace a key, it is important to keep in mind that these keys must be programmed to your vehicle. This can be accomplished by a local dealer or third party locksmith. Bring the Volkswagen key to be replaced along with the VIN and evidence of ownership. In the majority of cases, an experienced locksmith for cars can create an Volkswagen key replacement without the original key. The key will be programmed for the Volkswagen model so that it can open doors and start the car. Key Fob Key fobs are tiny device with buttons that manage your Volkswagen vehicle's locks and doors. They are more comfortable than traditional keys made of metal however they need a bit more maintenance. If you find that your VW key fob doesn't function like it did in the past it's possible that it's time to replace the batteries. This is a simple procedure that can be accomplished at home, with only a few items. You'll need the flathead screwdriver and a new CR2032 phone. The screwdriver should be wrapped in a tape to prevent scratching the case of the fob. Locate the seam that connects the lid to the base of the VW key fob. Carefully pry apart the two pieces using your screwdriver taking care not to damage any of them. Remove the old battery, and then put in the new one, ensuring that the positive side is facing downwards. Connect the remote and seal it tightly to finish the process. If the key fob you have isn't working contact us or make an appointment for a service online. Based on the Volkswagen model, you might need to bring the car to the dealer for further repairs or programming. If needed, we can provide you with a replacement VW keyfob. You don't need the vehicle at the dealership to have new key fobs cut, but you will need it to start the engine after the new key arrives. Key Cylinder The key Cylinder is a mechanical device that accepts Volkswagen keys to lock and open the vehicle. It has set tumbler and a pin that aligns with cuts on your keys to unlock or lock the key cylinder. It also has springs that can be reset after use. If your key is not working or is locked, it could be time to replace the key cylinder. If the cylinder in your key isn't functioning as it should, you may notice that it's harder to turn the key or you have to jiggle the key to get it to work. These signs can indicate that the tumblers, or pins inside the cylinder have been worn out or damaged. his response can visit you and replace your key cylinder, ensuring that it works as the original one did. They will be able program and cut the new key to ensure it is compatible with your vehicle. You'll need to show proof of ownership when you get your new key. This includes the driver's licence as well as your vehicle's title or registration. You'll also need the VIN of your Volkswagen so that the new key can be programmed to it.