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Volkswagen Keyless Entry and Push-Button Start Volkswagen has been around for years and is well-known for their classic cars. There are numerous modern models with features such as keyless entry and button-to-start. Volkswagen used a basic metal key with a flip-function from the 1930s through the early 2000s. They eventually switched to a key with a microchip and later to smart keys. Keyless Entry System The majority of modern cars utilize keys that enable users to open the doors and start the engine without touching the car. These systems work with radio frequency signals that send and receive data between the key fob and car, with special circuitry that ensures security. Certain models are more sophisticated than others, with extra features like a remote starter which only allows the vehicle to start when the key fob is within a certain distance. There are many options for adding these systems to your vehicle regardless of whether you purchase them or add them later. Certain systems only open the door for the driver and others provide additional convenience features, like apps for smartphones that allow you to lock or unlock your car from any location. Some systems even come with an alarm. Whether you need to replace the battery in your key fob or wish to upgrade to a newer system, our service team near Dulles is ready to assist. We can assist you in finding an alternative and sync it to your VW model, or we can help you fix an existing key fob that's not functioning properly by using computer diagnostics to modify it. If your key fob is lost, we can provide you with a replacement and we also have various specials on parts to help you reduce the cost. Keyless Start System Keyless start allows you to start your car and enter it at the touch of a single button. It's not necessary to reach to your pockets or open the door using keys that are physically attached to. When the button is pressed it sends a unique signal to the key fob is sent to the ignition to begin your car. The system functions similarly to a smart key, but with one or more antennas around the vehicle, which detect the electronic ID of the fob when you near it. The receiver is then notified by the car to disable the immobilizer, then send energy to your starter circuit to start your engine. By pressing and holding the button, you are able to turn off the system after the engine has begun. The same signal can be used to secure your doors so you don't need to worry about someone stealing or locking you out of your vehicle. Older VW models can be equipped with the option of keyless entry, but many newer VWs come with it as standard. If you have an older VW with this feature the key fob contains what's called a “backup mechanical key” that can be inserted into a specific emergency port located in the dash or steering column to start your car. For more information, check the owner's guide or service instructions. Keys with Transponder Chips Often called transponder chip They are electronic microchips integrated into the head of your Volkswagen key. The chip sends a signal to your car every time the key is turned and is inserted into the ignition lock. The signals inform the car that you have the correct key, which allows it to unlock and start the engine. The chip doesn't need any battery power in order to function – it receives an audio signal sent by the antenna ring on your car. Prior to 2000, many automobiles had a basic metal key. However, in the early 2000s, automakers began to make use of a key-fob that featured a switchblade function, i.e. by pressing an arrow, the key would pop out of the remote-locking fob, ready to be put into the car's ignition. This was a popular feature and continues to be used. www.g28carkeys.co.uk will feature the transponder, which must be copied in order to match the car's systems. It's a straightforward process that can be done at home with a key cloning machine like the KEYDIY X2 remote Cloner or another device similar. Bring evidence of ownership, like an driver's license or registration for your vehicle if you are having a key made or replaced. Lost Keys You can purchase key finders, which costs around $20, should you be concerned about your Volkswagen keys. These small devices work by sending an electronic signal to your phone when your keys are near. They are ideal for dark locations and are great for keeping track of your keys in busy parking spaces. Some are water-resistant, and can be used to track your car in the event it is stolen. The best method to avoid losing your VW keys however, is to keep them in one place, like on a hook by the front door, or in your pockets. You can also purchase a key made by locksmiths. This is usually less expensive than purchasing a brand new key from the dealer. If your Volkswagen has chip-keys, it is possible to purchase a replacement at the dealership in the event that it is lost or damaged. To get this done, you will need to visit the dealership with your title or registration and evidence that you own the vehicle. The dealer will then order a new key from Volkswagen. Once it arrives, the customer will have to take the car back to get it programmed into the system. You can also talk to locksmiths who will be able to create a new key using the VIN.