The most challenging part of changing the battery of the VW key fob lies in determining the correct VW key battery you should choose. If you’re not sure of the specifications of your key fob and what it requires, this article may aid.

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  • If you have an older VW vehicle that has an ignition key that resembles the basic Volkswagen keys for cars, you’ll most likely require a battery CR1632.
  • If your car was built in 1999 or later, you may have the key fob which looks more like a small cylinder that has buttons along with one of the sides. The key should also have an emergency key that retracts. If so then you’ll require the CR2032 battery.

Volkswagen Key Battery Replacement:

The replacement of the battery in the key fob is easy regardless of what VW model you own. Before starting you’ll require two things. Get a small screwdriver a brand new CR2032 battery and a bit of tape. The flathead screwdriver is secured with tape to limit the risk of damage to the battery. Once you’ve got the tools and are ready to go, you’re good to go.

  • Hold the button on the Volkswagen keys until your emergency key appears.
  • If you’d prefer to use it, you can connect the key fob to an inexpensive key ring to grip the index of your finger.
  • Locate the seam that joins the lid to the bottom of your fob. Begin using your fingers to start distancing the two. Be cautious during this process since you do not intend to scratch your keys fob.
  • Replace the battery that was used with a new battery. Make sure your positive face is facing downwards.
  • Shut the case of your remote securely to ensure that everything stays in place. The replacement process is complete.

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