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Volkswagen Keyless Entry and Push-Button Start

Volkswagen has been around since years and is well-known for their classic automobiles. There are a variety of newer models that come with features like keyless entry or push-button starting.

From the 1930s to the year 2000, Volkswagen used a simple metal key with an ability to flip. They eventually switched to keys with chip technology and later to smart keys.

Keyless Entry System

Modern automobiles have key fobs that let you to start the car and unlock the doors without touching the vehicle. These systems use radio frequency signals to transmit and receive information between the key fob, and the car. Special circuitry is used to ensure security. Certain models are more sophisticated than others, with extra features like a remote starter that only allows the car to start when the key fob is within a particular distance.

There are a myriad of possibilities to add these systems to your car no matter if you purchase it or add them afterward. Some systems can only unlock the driver's door, while others offer additional features like a smartphone application that allows you to lock and unlock your vehicle from any place. Some even come with alarms.

If you're in need of replacing the battery on your key fob, or want to upgrade to a more sophisticated system, our service team near Dulles is here to assist. We can help you locate an alternative and then sync it to your VW model, or we can assist you with fixing an existing key fob that's not functioning properly by using computer-based diagnostics to reprogram it. We can order a replacement key fob if yours is lost. We also have a range of specials on parts to help you save money.

Keyless Start System

Keyless start lets you start and enter your vehicle by pressing one button. You don't need to reach into your pockets or unlock the door using keys that are physically attached to. When you press the button the unique signal sent by the key fob activates the ignition to begin your car.

The system is similar to the smart key. A few antennas are positioned around the vehicle, and they detect the electronic ID when you get closer to the fob. The car's receiver then signals to turn off the immobilizer, and send power to the starter circuit, which starts your engine.

By pressing and pressing the button, you are able to close the system when the engine has started. The same signal can be used to lock the doors so you can leave your vehicle without having to worry about someone stealing your keys or locking them out.

Older VW models come with the option of keyless entry, but a majority of newer VWs are equipped with it as standard. If you have an older VW which has this feature, your key fob is likely to have an "backup key mechanical" that can be placed into a port for emergency use on the dashboard or steering wheel to start your vehicle. For more information, check your owner's guide or service manual.

Keys with Transponder Chips

These electronic micro-chips are built in the head part of your Volkswagen key. The chip sends a signal to your car every time the key is turned on and placed into the ignition lock. This signal tells your car that you have the correct key, allowing it to unlock and start the engine. The chip doesn't need any battery power to operate It receives the radio signal transmitted by the antenna ring of your car.

Before the 2000s, most automobiles used metal keys. In the early 2000s, most automakers started to make use of a key-fob that included a switchblade feature - when you press an arrow, the key would slide out of the remote-locking fob, ready to be placed into the car's ignition. This became a popular feature and is still used in the present.

The Volkswagen replacement keys will have a transponder that needs to be copied in order to match the car's system. It's an easy process which can be carried out at home with a key cloning tool like the KEYDIY X2 remote Cloner or another device similar. Bring proof of ownership, like driving licences and registration of your vehicle, if you are getting a new key or replaced.

Lost Keys

You can purchase a key finder, which costs around $20 in case you are concerned about your Volkswagen keys. These tiny devices function by sending an electronic signal to your smartphone when your keys are in close proximity. They are great for dimly lit areas and to keep the track of your keys in busy parking areas. Some are water-resistant and can be used to locate your vehicle in the event that it is stolen.

The best way to avoid losing your VW keys However, it is best to keep them in a single location, such as on a hook on the front door, or in your pockets. Alternately, you can have a new key cut by locksmith. It is usually cheaper than buying a new key from the dealer.

If your Volkswagen has a chip key you may be able to get a replacement key from the dealer if the key is broken or Volkswagen Replacement Keys lost. To do this you must visit the dealership with your registration or registration as well as evidence that you are the owner. The dealer will then order a new key from Volkswagen. After it arrives, you'll have to take the car back to have it programmed into the system. You can also contact locksmiths who will be able to make a key using the VIN.