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Volkswagen Keyless Entry and Push-Button Start Volkswagen has been around for decades and is known for their classic automobiles. There are many modern models with features like keyless entry or push-button starting. From the 1930s until the year 2000, Volkswagen used a simple metal key with an ability to flip. They eventually changed to keys with chip technology and later to smart keys. Keyless Entry System Most modern cars use a key fob system to allow people to unlock the doors and start the engine without touching the vehicle. These systems use radio frequency signals that transmit and receive data between the key fob and the car, with special circuitry that ensures security. Certain models are more sophisticated than others and come with additional features, such as a remote starter that allows the vehicle to only be started when the key fob is within a specified distance. These systems can be fitted to your vehicle at time of purchase or as an aftermarket add-on, and there are many different options to choose from. Some systems unlock only the door on the driver's side, while others come with additional features, such as an app for smartphones that lets you lock or unlock your vehicle from any place. Some systems even have an alarm. Our service team near Dulles can assist you in replacing your key fob's battery or upgrade to a better system. We can help you locate a replacement and sync it to your VW model, or we can help you fix a key fob that's not working correctly by using computer diagnostics to modify it. We can order a replacement key fob in case yours is lost. We also have a number of specials on parts that can help you save money. Keyless Start System With the push of a button, keyless start makes it easy to enter and start your vehicle without having to open the door using keys or reach into your pockets. When the button is pressed, a unique signal from the key fob is sent to the ignition to start your vehicle. The system is similar to the smart key. volkswagen key fob replacement are set up around the vehicle, and they detect the electronic ID when you approach the fob. The receiver is then notified by the car to deactivate the immobilizer, then send electricity to the starter circuit to start your engine. Once your engine is running it can be shut off by pressing and pressing the button. The same signal is used to lock the doors, so that you can get out of your car without having to worry about someone taking your keys or being locked out. While a lot of the newer VW vehicles have the option of a keyless start as an option, older models come with the option as an option. If you have an older VW that comes with this feature, your key fob may contain the “backup key mechanical” that can be put in a special emergency port on the dashboard or steering wheel to begin your car. For more details, refer to the owner's guide or service information. Keys with Transponder Chips Sometimes called transponder chip, these are electronic micro-chips integrated into the head of your Volkswagen key. The chip sends a signal to your car every time the key is turned on and put into the ignition lock. This signal tells your car that you have the correct key, which allows it to unlock and start the engine. The chip doesn't require any battery power to operate – it receives the radio signal transmitted by the antenna ring of your car. Prior to the year 2000, most automobiles had simple metal keys. However, as early as the 2000s, automakers began to utilize a key fob that featured a switchblade function, i.e. when you press a button the metal key would flip out of the remote-locking fob and be put into the car's ignition. This was a popular feature and is still in use. The Volkswagen replacement keys will feature an electronic transponder that must be cloned in order to be compatible with the car's system. It's an easy process that can be performed at home using a key cloning tool like the KEYDIY X2 remote Cloner or a similar device. If you are replacing a key or a new one made, be sure to present proof of ownership such as your driver's permit and your vehicle registration. Lost Keys You can buy a key finder, which costs about $20, should you be concerned about your Volkswagen keys. These tiny devices send an electronic signal to a mobile when keys are close. They are great for dimly lit areas and to keep your keys organized in busy parking lots. Some are water-resistant and can be used to locate your car in the event it is stolen. However, the best method to ensure that you do not lose your VW keys is to ensure they remain in a secure spot, such as a hook by the front door or in your pocket. You can also purchase keys made by a locksmith. It is usually cheaper than buying a new one from a dealer. If your Volkswagen is equipped with a chip key it is possible to request a replacement from the dealer if it's damaged or lost. You'll need your registration or title as well as proof of ownership when you visit the dealership. The dealer will send you a brand new Volkswagen key. After it arrives, you'll need to take the vehicle back to get it programmed into the system. You can also talk to a locksmith who can create a key based on the VIN.