Vw Key Fob Cover Replacement For Vw Golf Mk6 Beetle Jetta Polo Skoda Sharan Seat Tiguan Touran Octavia Remote Car Key Cover Case, 3 Button Vw Polo Key Fob, Golf Flip Key - With Blade

You would be very hard pushed to find the difference between the genuine and this key replacement the difference being that you don’t have the manufacturer of the car brands badge on it

Works brilliantly. Make sure to follow one of the many YouTube vides and go slowly including if deciding to use the old blade instead of having a new one cut; if filing, go slowly and only a little at a time, checking the fit. Buy one of the £4 jewellery file sets from Amazon if doing this and one of the cheap watchmaker sets from Amazon or that other online site to remove the pin, etc. Even paying for this shell and the tools above still only 5% of the cost of one new key and transmitter from the dealer.

My original key fob casing was worn, the buttons were cracked. I bought this and the procedure was straightforward. You will need cir-clip pliers or regular long nose pliers to split apart your existing key fob. You should also check for a very informative VW Skoda SEAT video on YouTube by The Car Key Man. No instructions are provided by the seller. All parts were included - be careful to keep the tiny metal pin that comes in its own bag. The only issue I had was when transferring the original key over to the new fob. The original button was too broad to fit in the new fob. I used the replacement fob button and the key flips out without an issue. It is a bit tricky to get it all together and you should try the key flip a few times to make sure it operates properly and that it doesn't stick. Be careful if you are also transferring the battery that you wear non-conductive gloves. It's possible to drain the battery using fingers alone. Also try the buttons to make sure the car locks and unlocks BEFORE you put the little pin in place. Once that pin is in place, the only way to get the fob apart will destroy it. Note that the fob does not come with a circuit board inside. The blade on the replacement key can be milled by a locksmith to match your original key if required.

On the old key the socket which the key blade fits into had sheered off. So the plan was to swap my old blade into the new key. To do this you need knock a tiny pin out on the new key, this releases the blank key blade allowing you to use your own key blade. Beware the blade of the vw original key is slightly bigger so I had to carefully file one side down to make it fit. Overall it was fiddly but worth it for the price. Also I couldn't get the spring tension right to allow the key to flick out. This is our only key so the fact i can now start and drive the car for £8 is a bonus!!

Nice replacement key. I was able to swap the blade so no need to get it cut.