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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 car. They must be well maintained and programmed to ensure maximum safety. You can request a replacement VW key at the dealership or with an independent locksmith. The dealer will need your vehicle's VIN and a photo ID to cut a new key, and program it to your vehicle. Keys stolen or lost It is best to replace your Volkswagen key at the dealership if you have lost or stolen it. The dealership must verify ownership before they can purchase a replacement key and pair it with the car's computer. You'll need your car's registration, or your driver's licence. The majority of the newer Volkswagen models feature a smart remote key that has an embedded chip that connects to your Volkswagen's ignition as well as door locks. The chips are typically hidden beneath the cap of plastic on the key fob. If you've lost the key, you will require it to be replaced by the dealership or by a professional automotive locksmith who has access to cutting machines with high-security. The dealer may be able to provide you with the replacement key, but it could take some time for the key to arrive. When it arrives then you'll need to return the vehicle so that the dealer can program the new key into your car's computer. The cost of the key and the cost of programming will differ from dealer to dealership. Some older Volkswagens have a key made of metal which is used to start the car but not a fob. A dealer could still cut keys from metal to replace the one you lost however it will not have any additional functionality like remote start or unlocking the doors. A locksmith from a third party will likely be able of making you an alternative metal key at cheaper than dealers. Keys that are damaged Do you notice that your Volkswagen key fob isn't working as it is supposed to? If so, you might require replacing the battery. It's a very easy process and only requires few items. You'll need a new battery, a screwdriver, and tape. You can use tape to limit the damage to the VW key fob. If you're not sure what to do The team at Jennings Volkswagen is here to help. Volkswagen is well-known for its classic cars, such as the Beetle and the Microbus however, they also manufacture modern cars that are extremely popular with drivers. Many of the new Volkswagen models have a high-security transponder key that can be difficult to duplicate. If you need a replacement key, it is important to remember that the keys need to be programmed to your vehicle. This can be accomplished at a local dealership or a third-party locksmith. It is a good idea to bring the Volkswagen key that needs to be replaced along with the vehicle identification number (VIN) and proof of ownership to the dealer or locksmith. In G28CarKeys , a professional car locksmith will be able to make an Volkswagen replacement key, without the original key. The key will be programmed to the Volkswagen model, meaning it can open the doors and start the engine. Key Fob A key fob, or a small device that has buttons, controls the locks and doors of your Volkswagen vehicle. These devices provide superior comfort over traditional keys made of metal, but they do require a little more maintenance. If you notice that your VW key fob doesn't work as well as it did before, it may be time to replace the batteries. It's a simple procedure that you can do at home using just a few items. You'll require the flathead screwdriver and a new CR2032 cell. The screwdriver must be wrapped in a tape to prevent scratching the case of the fob. Find the seam connecting the lid and the base of the VW key fob. Carefully pry apart the two pieces using your screwdriver, making sure not to harm any of them. Remove the old battery and then insert the new one, making sure that the positive side is facing downwards. Reassemble 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 model of your Volkswagen key fob, you may need to bring it into the dealership to be repaired or programmed. We can also order a replacement VW key fob if you need it. You don't have to bring your vehicle to the dealer for the new key, however it will be necessary to start the car when the new key arrives. Key Cylinder The key cylinder is the part that accepts your Volkswagen car keys when you lock and start the car. It has set tumbler and a pin that align with the cuts of your key to unlock or lock the cylinder. It also has springs to reset them after use. If you're having problems with a locked or inactive key, the cylinder of your key might need to be replaced. You may observe that the cylinder is difficult to turn or that you have to play around with it in order to turn it. These signs can be a sign that the tumblers or pins in the cylinder are damaged or worn down. A locksmith can visit you and replace your key cylinder, making sure that it functions the same way as the original one did. They can program and cut the new key to ensure it works with your car. You'll need to provide proof of ownership before you can get an additional key. This includes the driver's licence as well as your vehicle's registration or title. You'll require the VIN number of your Volkswagen to allow the new key to be programmed.