3 Lock the vehicle. All turn signals flash once.
Opening and closing
4 Control indicator light: flashes when any button
on the key is pressed.
vehicle key
5 Alarm button (depending on equipment).
Vehicle key functions
Alarm button (depending on equipment)
Press the alarm key only in an emergency. Pressing this
key sounds the vehicle's horn and flashes the turn signals. The
alarm is deactivated by pressing the key again.
WARNING
If the vehicle keys are used carelessly or without paying
proper attention, accidents and serious injuries may result.
Β· When leaving the vehicle, take all the keys with you.
Otherwise, a child or an unauthorized person could lock
the doors and the tailgate, start the engine or switch on
the ignition, allowing them to operate electrical equipment,
e.g. For example, the window regulators.
Fig. 53 Vehicle key with bit.
1 Unlock the vehicle. all flash
Β· Never leave a child or anyone who may need help alone
inside the vehicle. In an emergency they could not get
out of the vehicle or fend for themselves.
they blink twice.
2 Unlock only the tailgate. All turn signals flash twice.
3 Lock the vehicle. All turn signals flash once.
4 Unfold and fold the key bit.
Thus, for example, depending on the season of the year, a
closed vehicle can reach very high or very low temperatures
that can cause serious injuries and illnesses or even death,
especially in the case of small children.
5 Control indicator light: flashes when any key on
the key is pressed.
6 Alarm button (depending on equipment).
WARNING
Avoid getting the vehicle key wet and bumping.
The service life of the button cell battery in the key is
shortened by frequent use of comfort systems and
intensive usage behaviour.
you.
Fig. 54 Vehicle key without bit.
1 Unlock the vehicle. all flash
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they blink twice.
2 Unlock only the tailgate.
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emergency key
1 Lid
2 button cell
Volkswagen recommends having the battery replaced by a
qualified specialist workshop ΓΏ . Volkswagen recommends
a Volkswagen dealer.
1. Unfold the key bit.
2. Pry off the cover
ΓΏ fig. 56 1 ΓΏ .
3. Remove the battery from its compartment by
.
lever ΓΏ fig. 56 2
Fig. 55 Vehicle key: unlocking the emergency key
(schematic representation).
4. Insert a new button cell battery into the battery compartment.
mento ΓΏ .
.
5. Press the cover onto the housing ΓΏ fig. 56 1
1 Slide the lock in the direction of the arrow.
6. Dispose of the exhausted battery in a respectful manner
with the environment.
2 Pull out the emergency key in the direction of
the arrow.
DANGER
3 Emergency key
Button batteries, if swallowed or inserted into the
windpipe, can cause serious or even fatal injuries in a
very short time by suffocation or internal rupture.
The vehicle key includes an emergency key ΓΏ fig. 55 3 to
manually unlock and lock the vehicle.
Possible operations: β
Seek immediate medical attention if
Unlock and lock the glove box.
You suspect that someone has swallowed a button cell
battery.
β Manually unlock and lock the vehicle ΓΏ p. 75.
Β· If the battery cover cannot be closed, do not use the RF
remote control.
β Activate and deactivate the child lock ΓΏ p. 84.
Keep the radio remote control
Coins and key chains that use button batteries are
always out of the reach of children.
Change the button cell (vehicle
WARNING
key with bit)
Β· If the battery is replaced incorrectly, it may
damage the key.
Β· The use of inappropriate batteries can damage the key.
Always replace old batteries with new ones of the
same voltage, size and specification.
Β· When installing the battery, observe the polarity.
Batteries of the type used in the vehicle key
remote control may contain perchlorate. This may
require special handling. Observe all legal regulations
regarding the handling and disposal of these batteries ΓΏ p.
399. Volkswagen recommends charging this work to a
qualified specialized workshop for it. Volkswagen recommends
a Volkswagen dealer.
Fig. 56 Vehicle key: changing the button cell battery
(schematic representation).
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Opening and closing
6. Insert a new button cell battery into the compartment
ΓΏ .
Change the button cell
.
7. Press the cover onto the housing ΓΏ fig. 58 3
8. Store the emergency key ΓΏ p. 76.
9. Dispose of the exhausted battery in a respectful manner
with the environment.
DANGER
Button batteries, if swallowed or inserted into the
windpipe, can cause serious or even fatal injuries in
a very short time by suffocation or internal rupture.
Seek immediate medical attention if
You suspect that someone has swallowed a button cell
battery.
Fig. 57 Vehicle key: open the battery compartment
cover.
Β· If the battery cover cannot be closed, do not use the
RF remote control.
Keep the radio remote control
Coins and key chains that use button batteries
are always out of the reach of children.
1 Entry in the outer guide
2 Direction of rotation of the flat-blade screwdriver
na
WARNING
3 Lid
Β· If the battery is replaced incorrectly, it may
damage the key.
Β· The use of inappropriate batteries can damage the key.
Always replace the old battery with a new one of
the same voltage, size and specification.
Β· When installing the battery, observe the polarity.
Batteries of the type used in the vehicle key
remote control may contain perchlorate. This
may require special handling. Observe all legal
regulations regarding the handling and disposal of
these batteries ΓΏ p. 399. Volkswagen recommends
charging this service to a qualified specialized workshop.
Volkswagen recommends a Volkswagen dealer.
Fig. 58 Vehicle key: change the button cell battery.
Volkswagen recommends having the battery replaced
by a qualified specialist workshop.
Volkswagen recommends a Volkswagen dealer gen
ΓΏ .
Synchronize the vehicle key
1. Remove the emergency key ΓΏ p. 76.
2. Insert a flat-blade screwdriver into the vehicle key,
If the vehicle cannot be unlocked or locked with the
through the outer guide of the emergency key,
key, synchronize the key or replace the button battery
approx. 1 cm in the direction of the arrow ΓΏ fig. 57 1
in the key ΓΏ p. 76, ΓΏ p. 77.
.
Synchronize the vehicle key
3. Turn the screwdriver clockwise until the cover opens
.
ΓΏ fig. 57 2
1. Unfold the key blade or remove the emergency
key.
4. Slide the cover in the direction of the arrow ΓΏ
fig. 57 3 and remove it.
2. If necessary, remove the cap from the driver's door
handle ΓΏ p. 83.
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5. Take the battery out of its compartment ΓΏ fig. 58
prying.
3. Press the key key.
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