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1999 New Beetle, Cost Effective Switchblade Keys with Remotes



 
 
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Old August 22nd 06, 05:37 AM posted to rec.autos.makers.vw.watercooled
Randy
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Default 1999 New Beetle, Cost Effective Switchblade Keys with Remotes

Hello,

I am guessing that this issue has been beat to death but I am not finding
any cost effective answers through my searches on the net. I currently have
one switchblade key with a remote and one valet key. The switchblade
transponder has become a cash cow for VW.

What is the most cost effective means to obtain 1 or preferably 2 extra
switchblade keys, cut, transponders and remotes programmed to vehicle.
Naturally I would prefer VW parts but am open to alternatives. VW dealer
wants $230 per set whether you already have a programmed key and remote or
none and tow your vehicle to the dealer. As a minimum one would think the
second key made should be cheaper as they have the programming codes after
the first set is done.

Ford charges a fraction of VW's cost for their transponder keys.

Help please!

Thanks,
Randy


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Old August 24th 06, 05:34 PM posted to rec.autos.makers.vw.watercooled
Rico[_1_]
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Default 1999 New Beetle, Cost Effective Switchblade Keys with Remotes

In article >, "Randy" > wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am guessing that this issue has been beat to death but I am not finding
>any cost effective answers through my searches on the net. I currently have
>one switchblade key with a remote and one valet key. The switchblade
>transponder has become a cash cow for VW.
>
>What is the most cost effective means to obtain 1 or preferably 2 extra
>switchblade keys, cut, transponders and remotes programmed to vehicle.
>Naturally I would prefer VW parts but am open to alternatives. VW dealer
>wants $230 per set whether you already have a programmed key and remote or
>none and tow your vehicle to the dealer. As a minimum one would think the
>second key made should be cheaper as they have the programming codes after
>the first set is done.
>
>Ford charges a fraction of VW's cost for their transponder keys.
>
>Help please!
>
>Thanks,
>Randy
>
>


Try:

http://www.factorykeylessremotes.com/REMOTES2/7815.html

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