it was BMW's that were getting keys cloned within seconds by plugging a tool into the diagnostic socket. They have push button start so no need for an ignition key blade.
To drive off a car that has a physical ignition barrel your either going to have a blade cut for the ignition or be able to...
The SKC came on a plastic tag along with key code from factory. Most have been lost or thrown away.
There's plenty of people that do keys cheaper than Audi & they will come to you. Won't matter to them if you don't have the SKC because they'll have equipment to read it from clocks or ECU
no worries. I've seen too many people with newer models such as the B7 that use the precode system trying to code new keys just with VCDS & after several failed attempts have ended up causing all sorts of fault codes which has ended up in their original key not working neither so the car won't run
don't just start buying things because someone says that's what cured there's. There's a few different reasons that you're having this problem. Such as the transponder chip in the key could be damaged which in my experience is the most common fault, which I can say with keys i'll have a lot more...
if you have a B6 you can code a new key yourself with VCDS if you have the pin code. It's totally different though with the B7. Immo transponder chips for newer VAG such as B7 A4, 8P A3 etc use a different system where the transponder needs to be precoded with data specific to each individual...
unfortunately my Mrs will be enjoying it more than me as it's going to be her daily when i'm out in my van. It does have the odd mark here & there but nothing major. Still think it was a bargain. The only 1 in the same spec & year I found was £1000 more & that said "mileage discrepancy" in the...
Thanks for the feedback guys but I........erm........ bought a BMW! Spotted a 2007 330d Touring at a very good price. Mikes are higher than I wanted but compared to similar cars with nearly same mileage & spec it cheap so had to ho have a look! I did a full diagnostic as I have BMW software & it...
without testing the key you can't guarantee it just needs programming. The transponder chip in the key may have been damaged so no matter how many times someone tries to code it to the car it isn't going to work
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