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Volkswagen Keyless Entry and Push-Button Start Volkswagen has been around since decades and is famous for their classic cars. They also have a range of popular newer models with features like keyless entry and push-button start. From the 1930s to the year 2000, Volkswagen used a simple metal key with a flip function. They eventually changed to keys that had a microchip, and later to smart keys. Keyless Entry System Most modern cars use key fobs to enable users to open the doors and start the engine without touching the vehicle. These systems utilize radio frequency signals to send and receive data between the key fob and the car. Special circuitry is employed to ensure security. Certain models are more advanced than others, and come with additional features such as a remote start that only allows the car to start when the key fob is within a certain range. There are numerous options to add these systems to your car, whether you buy it or add them afterward. Some systems can only unlock 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 include an alarm. Our service team in Dulles can assist you in replacing the battery of your key fob or upgrade to a more modern system. We can assist you in finding the replacement key fob and then sync it to your VW model. We can also repair an existing one that isn't functioning properly by performing computer diagnostics and re-program. We can help you order a replacement key fob if yours is lost. We also offer specials on parts to help you save money. Keyless Start System Keyless start allows you to start and enter your vehicle by pressing one button. It's not necessary to reach to your pockets or open the door with keys that are physically attached to. The key fob sends a distinct signal to the ignition every time the button is press. The system functions similarly to the smart key, and has an antenna or two around the vehicle that can detect the electronic ID of the fob when you approach it. The car's receiver is then notified to turn off the immobilizer and provide energy to the starter circuit that starts the engine. Once your engine is running the system can be shut off by pressing and pressing the button. The same signal is also used to secure your doors so you don't have to fret about someone else stealing your car or locking you out of your car. Although many of the latest VW models come with the option of keyless starting as standard, older models offer it as an optional feature. If you have an older VW that has this feature your key fob has what's known as an “backup mechanical key” that can be put into an emergency port on the steering column or in the dash to start your vehicle. Consult the owner's manual or service guide for more details about this procedure. Keys With Transponder Chips Sometimes referred to as transponder chips They are electronic microchips integrated into the head of your Volkswagen key. When the key is inserted into the ignition lock and then turned into the lock, the chip sends an indication to the receiver in your car. The signals inform the car that you have the correct key, which allows it to unlock and start the engine. The chip doesn't require any battery power in order to function – it receives an radio signal sent by the antenna ring on your car. Prior to the 2000s, many automobiles had a basic metal key. However, as early as the 2000s, automakers began to use a key fob that had a switchblade function – at the press of one button, the key would slide out of the remote-locking device and be inserted into the car's ignition. This became a very popular feature and is still in use to this day. If volkswagen car key replacement purchase your Volkswagen replacement keys, they'll include transponder chips that will require cloning in order to match the system of your car. It's an easy process that can be done at home using a specialized key cloning tool like the KEYDIY X2 remote Cloner or another device similar. Bring proof of ownership, such as an driver's license or registration for your vehicle if you are getting a key made or replaced. Lost Keys You can purchase the key finder, which costs around $20, If you're worried about your Volkswagen keys. These tiny devices send out an electronic signal to the phone when keys are in close proximity. These devices are perfect for parking lots that have high traffic and poor lighting. Some are also water-resistant, and can assist you in finding your car in the event of it being stolen. However, the best way to avoid losing your VW keys is to ensure that they are always stored in one place, such as a hook near the front door or in your pocket. Alternatively, you can get an additional key cut from the locksmith. In most cases, this is much cheaper than getting a replacement key from a dealer. If your Volkswagen has a chip-key, you can order a replacement at the dealership in the event that it gets damaged or lost. To get this done you must visit the dealership with your title or registration as well as evidence that you are the owner. The dealer will then request a new key from Volkswagen. You'll have to return the vehicle to the dealer in order to have the key programmed. You can also talk to locksmiths who can create a new key using the VIN.