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How to Properly Maintain a Volkswagen Replacement Key

Volkswagen's advanced key fobs employ sophisticated sensors and transmitters to communicate with the vehicle. It's important that these devices are maintained and programmed to ensure the highest security.

You can order a replacement VW key from the dealer or third party locksmith. The dealer will require your vehicle's VIN and a photo ID in order to cut a new key, and program it to your vehicle.

Keys lost or stolen

If you're in the unfortunate circumstance of having lost or stolen a Volkswagen key, it's generally best to get it replaced at an authorized dealer. The dealership must verify ownership before they can purchase a new key and connect it to the car's computer. It is also recommended to bring the key to be replaced, as well as your car's registration number or driver's license.

The majority of the newer Volkswagen models come with a smart remote key with chips built in that connects to the ignition system of your Volkswagen and door locks. The chips are typically hidden beneath the cap that covers your key fob. If you've lost your key, you will need to either have it replaced by the dealer, or by a professional locksmith who has access cutting machines that are high-security.

You can purchase an exchange from the dealer, however it could take some time for the key to arrive. Once it arrives you must return your vehicle to the dealer can program the new key in your car's computer. The cost of the key, along with the programming fee, will differ from dealer the dealer.

Certain older Volkswagens have a metal key to start the vehicle and not a fob. A dealer can still cut keys from metal to replace the lost one however it won't include additional functions such as remote start or unlocking doors. In this scenario the third-party locksmith could likely create a new metal key for a lesser cost than a dealership.

Damaged Key

Are you aware that your Volkswagen key fob isn't operating as it is supposed to? If so, you might need to replace the battery. This is a very simple process and only requires a few things. You'll need a CR2032 new battery, a screwdriver, and tape. You can use tape to limit any damage to the VW key fob. Jennings Volkswagen can help if you're unsure how to proceed.

Volkswagen is a household name for its classic cars, like the Beetle and the Microbus, but they also manufacture modern cars that are a hit with drivers. Many modern Volkswagen models come with a high-security key that is hard to duplicate.

If you need a replacement key, it's important to keep in mind that these keys must be programmed to your vehicle. This can be done at a local dealership or a locksmith from a third party. Bring the Volkswagen key to be replaced along with the VIN and proof of ownership.

In most instances, a seasoned locksmith for cars can create an Volkswagen key replacement without the original key. The key will be programmed to the Volkswagen model, which means it can unlock the doors and start the engine.

Key Fob

A key fob, a small device that has buttons, controls the doors and locks of your Volkswagen vehicle. Key fobs offer more comfort over traditional keys made of metal, however they need a bit more maintenance.

If your VW key fob isn't working as well as it did in the past, it's likely time to replace the battery. It's a simple process you can complete at home using just a few items. You'll need the flathead screwdriver and a new CR2032 phone. The screwdriver should be wrapped in tape to avoid scratching the fob's case.

Find the seam that connects the lid and base of the VW key fob. Use a screwdriver or a plier to pull the two pieces of the key fob apart, being careful not to damage either piece. Insert the new battery, making sure that the positive side faces downward. Connect the remote and close it tight to finish the process.

Call us or schedule an appointment online if your key fob doesn't work. Depending on the volkswagen key programming model, you might need to bring the car to the dealership for any additional repairs or programming. If necessary, we can order you an alternative VW keyfob. You don't need the vehicle at the dealership to have a new key fob cut however, you will require it to start the engine when the new key arrives.

Key Cylinder

The key cylinder is a mechanical device that accepts your Volkswagen keys to lock and start your car. It has set tumbler and pin that aligns with the cuts on your key to unlock or lock the cylinder. It also contains springs that can be reset after use. If your key is not working or is locked, it might be time to replace the key cylinder.

If your key cylinder isn't functioning as it should, you may notice that it's more difficult to turn the key, or you have to move the key to get it to function. These symptoms can suggest that the tumblers and pins inside the cylinder are worn out or damaged.

A locksmith can replace your key cylinder and make sure that it works in the same way as the original. They'll be able to cut and program the new key to ensure it is compatible with your vehicle.

You'll need to show proof of ownership before you can get the new key. This could include the driver's licence as well as your vehicle title or registration. You'll also require the VIN number of your Volkswagen to ensure that the new key can be programmed to it.