Just found this on ebay, is this how you would possibly get the buttons to work? Plug 'n' Play they call it.
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Originally posted by Vr6_Dog View PostJust found this on ebay, is this how you would possibly get the buttons to work? Plug 'n' Play they call it.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Fernbedienung...QQcmdZViewItem
No idea how well it works or whether or not that company's product is quality.Mk3Love [mark-three-luhv] a lively enthusiasm for Volkswagen's third generation Golf and Jetta platform
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Originally posted by DerSubtileVento View PostThere is no programming on Mk3 keys. The switchblade holder is basically just a decorative shell for a standard Mk3 key.
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ok definative answer for my 4/95 build VR6.
I got some el cheapo blanks from OS.
had one cut today and it starts the car fine but it cuts out after a few seconds if u let it fall to the idle speed.
Put my original key along side the ignition and starts fine and keeps running.
So yeah. there is a proximity chip in the key!
Thats fine tho. I can sleep well at night knowing that if i lose my key i still have a copy of the pattern. and it has only cost me $5 so farLast edited by Tim; 15-05-2007, 02:16 PM.
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oct 94 onwards seems to be what this wiring diagram seems to suggest.
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