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Volkswagen Keyless Entry and Push-Button Start Volkswagen has been around for a long time and is renowned for their classic cars. There are many newer models that come with features such as keyless entry and button-to-start. From the 1930s to the year 2000, Volkswagen used a simple metal key with flip functions. They eventually switched to keys equipped with chip technology and later to smart keys. Keyless Entry System Modern cars come with key fobs that allow you to start the car and unlock the doors without touching the vehicle. These systems operate using 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 car to start only when the key fob is within a specified range. These systems can be added to your vehicle at time of purchase or as an aftermarket option and there are a variety of different options to choose from. Certain systems only unlock the driver's side door, while others include additional convenience features, such as the smartphone app that lets you to lock and unlock your vehicle from anywhere. Some even include an alarm. Whether you need to replace the battery on your key fob or wish to upgrade to a newer system, our service team near Dulles is ready to assist. We can help you find an alternative key fob and then sync it to your VW model. We can also fix an existing one that isn't functioning correctly by performing computer diagnostics to reprogram. If your key fob is damaged, we can order you a new one and offer various specials on parts to help you cut the cost. Keyless Start System With the push of a button keyless start makes it simple to enter and start your vehicle without having to open the door with an actual key or reach into your pockets. The key fob transmits an exclusive signal to the ignition whenever the button is pressed. The system functions in the same way as the smart key, and has an antenna or two around the vehicle, which detect the electronic ID of the fob when you near it. This signals the car's receiver to disable the immobilizer and send the starter circuit with power which then starts your engine. By pressing and holding the button, you are able to shut down the system once your engine has begun. The same signal can be used to lock the doors, so you can exit your vehicle without having to worry about someone stealing your keys or locking you out. Older VW models can be equipped with the option of keyless entry, but many newer VWs come with it as standard. If you own an older VW equipped with this feature, your key fob likely contains what's called a “backup mechanical key” that can be put into an emergency port in the steering column or in the dash to start your car. For more information, consult the owner's manual or service instructions. Keys with Transponder Chips These microchips, which are electronic, are incorporated into the head of your Volkswagen key. When the key is inserted into the ignition lock and turned into the lock, the chip sends a signal to the receiver in your car. This signal tells the car you have the right key, and it allows it to unlock the door and start the motor. The chip doesn't require any battery power in order to function It receives a radio signal that is sent by the antenna ring of your car. Prior to the 2000s, a lot of automobiles had simple metal keys. In the beginning of 2000, many automakers began using a key fob that had a switchblade feature – the metal key would be released from the locking fob of the remote when an appropriate button was clicked. This was a popular feature and is still used today. The Volkswagen replacement keys will include a transponder that needs to be copied in order to match the car's system. It's a straightforward process that can be done at home using a specialized key cloning tool like the KEYDIY X2 remote Cloner or another device similar. If you are replacing a key or getting a new one made, make sure to bring proof of ownership, such as your driver's license and your vehicle registration. Lost Keys You can purchase key finders, which is priced at around $20, should you be concerned about your Volkswagen keys. These tiny devices send an electronic signal to a mobile when keys are near. These devices are ideal for parking areas with lots of traffic and low lighting. Some are also waterproof and can assist you in finding your car in the event of it being stolen. The best way to avoid losing your VW keys, however, is to keep them in a single spot, such as an iron by the front door or in your pockets. You can also get an original key from locksmiths. This will usually be cheaper than purchasing a brand new key from a dealer. If your Volkswagen has a chip key you might be able to get a replacement key from the dealership if it's damaged or lost. You'll need your registration or title as well as evidence of ownership when you visit the dealership. G28 Car Keys will then purchase a new key from Volkswagen. When it arrives, you'll have to take the car back to have it reprogrammed into the system. You can also contact locksmiths who will be able to create a new key using the VIN.