Audi TT mk 1 won’t lock. Following a flat battery
Audi TT mk 1 won’t lock. Following a flat battery
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Rich Ham

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131 months

Tuesday 4th June 2019
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Fobs don’t work - any ideas

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219 months

Tuesday 4th June 2019
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Finally, you will need to programme the new key to your car. There are 2 parts to programme the remote.
One for the doors (such that you can open/close doors and set/unset alarm using the remote)
One for the car immobilizer (such that you can start your car)
Part 1 is very simple. The following are the procedures:
Place your first key into the ignition and turn to the second notch (do not start the car)
Now close the door and place your second key into the handle lock
Turn the key to the lock position and let it spring back to the central position.
Hold down the Lock button on your new remote, you may hear a bleep from the car
Now unlock the car using the key in the barrel and remove, then take your first key out of the ignition
Close the door
Your remote should now be coded
Please be reminded that this procedure WILL NOT add your key to the immobilizer. Even you have completed part 1 and have the blade cut, you are still not able to start your car. This procedure will only code your key to connect to the controller so that you can open/close doors and set/unset alarm. However, this procedure can be used to re-activate an existing key that's lost its memory from a flat battery.