Hi...do you know if theres a way to remove the actal key bit from the plasticy bit...want to put the key into a flip style key so wondered if i was able to remove the key from the plastic bit. Thank you
I think these keys use two batteries (at least mine did). You just changed the top one, although there may be another one under the thin contact layer.
Well this helped me out i feel very stupid....i have been having the same problem with it being dead and not Transmitting to my jetta thank you, Corey.
@sharef93 It's a car key. It opens the doors and stars the car when used properly. ;-) The light is just an indicator for a signal being transmitted to the electric door locks. No light = no signal sent, probably due to a flat battery.
@sharef93 It was not my intention to impy you are challenged. If that´s the impression I gave, I´m sorry. I know VW have different types of keys; I also have one "normal looking" spare key without the locking remote, and I´ve seen the square "block" type keys with the fold-in key-blade.
About short-cirquiting the board - that won´t be a problem, since there is no current running when the battery is flat. If in doubt, just use a plastic tool. The cirquitry is pretty simple and rugged, though.
With the battery so close to circuit board components, I'd suggest it isn't a good idea to pry out a battery with a metal object - in this case a screwdriver! Danger of a possible short circuit to circuit board components.
Hi...do you know if theres a way to remove the actal key bit from the plasticy bit...want to put the key into a flip style key so wondered if i was able to remove the key from the plastic bit. Thank you
IFFIS 3 weeks ago
I think these keys use two batteries (at least mine did). You just changed the top one, although there may be another one under the thin contact layer.
jpsalova 1 month ago
Well this helped me out i feel very stupid....i have been having the same problem with it being dead and not Transmitting to my jetta thank you, Corey.
corey4014 1 year ago
what does this key do? is it just a light
sharef93 1 year ago
@sharef93 It's a car key. It opens the doors and stars the car when used properly. ;-) The light is just an indicator for a signal being transmitted to the electric door locks. No light = no signal sent, probably due to a flat battery.
youcratube 1 year ago
@youcratube i know its a key im not challenged but all the vw's iv owned never had that key
sharef93 1 year ago
@sharef93 It was not my intention to impy you are challenged. If that´s the impression I gave, I´m sorry. I know VW have different types of keys; I also have one "normal looking" spare key without the locking remote, and I´ve seen the square "block" type keys with the fold-in key-blade.
About short-cirquiting the board - that won´t be a problem, since there is no current running when the battery is flat. If in doubt, just use a plastic tool. The cirquitry is pretty simple and rugged, though.
youcratube 1 year ago
GREAT VIDEO,I JUST DONE THIS SAME ON MY SEAT LEON.
martin781578 1 year ago
With the battery so close to circuit board components, I'd suggest it isn't a good idea to pry out a battery with a metal object - in this case a screwdriver! Danger of a possible short circuit to circuit board components.
063209dr 2 years ago
cheers
farmertx66 3 years ago