jmdale1984
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Wondering if anyone has tried this or been compelled to...
I'm thinking about trying to swap my 2015 Golf's key fob for one like my old 2010 Golf. I've had my 2015 for 9 months (25k miles) and I've now broken both keys. They both broke at the same place, the metal piece that attaches the actual key to the remote transmitter.
Am I rough with them? Maybe. But having put several hundreds of thousands of miles on my 2000 Jetta, 2006 Jetta, and 2010 Golf... Never had a single issue with the old keys.
Going to the dealer tomorrow to see if I can figure this out on my own. Seems like the key itself would fit in the old style fob... Less sure about the electronics. Any advice would be much appreciated. If the key itself would work, but the transmitter wouldn't swap and would have to be programmed, that's fine, too.
TIA
I'm thinking about trying to swap my 2015 Golf's key fob for one like my old 2010 Golf. I've had my 2015 for 9 months (25k miles) and I've now broken both keys. They both broke at the same place, the metal piece that attaches the actual key to the remote transmitter.
Am I rough with them? Maybe. But having put several hundreds of thousands of miles on my 2000 Jetta, 2006 Jetta, and 2010 Golf... Never had a single issue with the old keys.
Going to the dealer tomorrow to see if I can figure this out on my own. Seems like the key itself would fit in the old style fob... Less sure about the electronics. Any advice would be much appreciated. If the key itself would work, but the transmitter wouldn't swap and would have to be programmed, that's fine, too.
TIA
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