People here seem concerned about fcc id. I assume it has something to do with matching my old key?Where do I find out what fcc id my car or key has?
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It's located inside the original key fob and can be removed easily with needle nose pliers. Just place into your new key before you take to the dealer for cutting.
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Call Discount Keyless at 1-800-308-3775. They should be able to tell you whether it is compatible or not. It has the "+" symbol indicating a transponder key. Each car has different computers, different security codes, etc. I bought a transponder key, then had it cut by a locksmith for $2 and I programmed it myself with their directions (you need to have a functioning key to program the new key). It worked fine. It frustrated the locksmith because he wanted to charge $55 for a replacement key. I purchased key fobs as well. They work extremely well. The only downside is the printing on the keys fades quicker than I would anticipate. Call Discount Keyless at 1-800-308-3775. They should be able to tell you whether it is compatible or not. It has the "+" symbol indicating a transponder key. Each car has different computers, different security codes, etc. I bought a transponder key, then had it cut by a locksmith for $2 and I programmed it myself with their directions (you need to have a functioning key to program the new key). It worked fine. It frustrated the locksmith because he wanted to charge $55 for a replacement key. I purchased key fobs as well. They work extremely well. The only downside is the printing... » Read More Call Discount Keyless at 1-800-308-3775. They should be able to tell you whether it is compatible or not. It has the "+" symbol indicating a transponder key. Each car has different computers, different security codes, etc. I bought a transponder key, then had it cut by a locksmith for $2 and I programmed it myself with their directions (you need to have a functioning key to program the new key). It worked fine. It frustrated the locksmith because he wanted to charge $55 for a replacement key. I purchased key fobs as well. They work extremely well. The only downside is the printing on the keys fades quicker than I would anticipate. « Show Less
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Just a guess: my local ACE HARDWARE had an impressive choice of specialty and vehicle keys last time I was there. If not, then I'd contact Bully to ask.
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I bought this product and still have not installed it for that reason I don't want to carry an extra key. If you call your local locksmith they can get the correct lock to replace the ignition switch to match your key you currently have. ( I realized this after I bought the product. )
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Just switch it from your old key if you have it. I did and it worked perfect. Take the buttons as well. If not you would probably have to get a new one through the dealer if its lost.
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My keys I purchased was programmed just fine. The person advised me the key couldn't be cut because it wasn't the proper key. I have been using my key since last year with no problems
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Hi, The 2014 has 3 different keys that all look the same, you will need to see what chip it takes as well as the FCCID # to make sure it is a match.
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The guys are right. Its a radio card and should be with your owners manual. not sure where code can be found on car. call your local dealership. they will know
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See if you can find any McGard paperwork in the trunk or glove box. Originally a number was supplied with the locks in case the key was lost. If no paperwork can be found and you know the previous owners name you may be able to contact McGard to see if they registered the number. All keys are unique and buying this item won't solve your problem. If all else fails I was once able to remove a set of these locks on a used Corvette I bought. You have to find an impact socket that is just slightly smaller than the lock. Size is critical. By using the socket in conjunction with a hand held impact driver I was eventually able to loosenthe locks. Good luck. See if you can find any McGard paperwork in the trunk or glove box. Originally a number was supplied with the locks in case the key was lost. If no paperwork can be found and you know the previous owners name you may be able to contact McGard to see if they registered the number. All keys are unique and buying this item won't solve your problem. If all else fails I was once able to remove a set of these locks on a used Corvette I bought. You have to find an impact socket that is just slightly smaller than the lock. Size is critical. By using the socket in conjunction with a hand held... » Read More See if you can find any McGard paperwork in the trunk or glove box. Originally a number was supplied with the locks in case the key was lost. If no paperwork can be found and you know the previous owners name you may be able to contact McGard to see if they registered the number. All keys are unique and buying this item won't solve your problem. If all else fails I was once able to remove a set of these locks on a used Corvette I bought. You have to find an impact socket that is just slightly smaller than the lock. Size is critical. By using the socket in conjunction with a hand held impact driver I was eventually able to loosenthe locks. Good luck. « Show Less
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This is a "smart key". It has transponder in it. However, this is not G-type transponder, so you may want to double check if compatible with your vehicle.
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I agree with the other person that responded. I also doubt that the person who wants to steal your tailgate is going to bother ordering one online, wait to receive it and then go take your tailgate. the keys are unique in the same way wheel locks do. As I recall, if I loose my key there is a key code that needs to used to order another key. You may want to confirm this with the company you are thinking of ordering from.
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The "passlock chip" is not for your key. It is actually on the lock cylinder. It is the black little box on the cylinder(the one you see in the pic). When that goes bad it sends the signal to disable your start up system thus preventing you from turning okn your car. It comes with new keys and new chip already installed on it.
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Interesting, let me double check with an engineer that works on the Keyless system for Chrysler. Just in case VW requested a unique protocol or feature. I will see him tonight, so hold off ordering until you hear back from me.Regards
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If you can locate the fob brain box and get the numbers off of it then you will know for sure. I lucked out and had a fob already but it just didnt work and I matched the numbers and presto...problem solved.
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Pray the one you bought online is programmable. If you go to the local Ford, Chevy etc Go to your local dealership's parts department with proof of ownership and the Vehicle Identification number. The will program a new key. I would own two, on in my billfold and one on my key chain. The process takes about one hour.
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If it has the same FCCid - then it should. This is the bandwidth of the signal allowed. If you have an exiting remote, then on the reverse, it tells what FCCid you need. If you have none - you better check the owners manual, or at a dealer.
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I don't believe so. All markings are identical to the original and I bought this as a 3rd key and programmed it at home. No difference in functionality. My guess is that most of the complaints are coming from dealers who miss the 100%+ mark-up.