Automotive Keys 1997-2006 Audi / 4-Button Flip Key Vancouver

This is the Audi flip key fitted to a slightly wider span of years than its 1997 to 2005 sibling, and the difference is usually the board version inside rather than anything you can see. Outwardly it is the same folding-blade remote: four buttons, a release button on the side and a blade that swings out to start the car. So how do you pick? Look at the part number printed inside your old key, or tell us the model, year and the country the car was built for. Audi sometimes changed remote boards mid-model-year, so we would rather confirm than guess. Ask us to confirm for your trim/year. What owners notice when the old key fails: the blade no longer stays out, or one button (often unlock) has gone soft and unresponsive. Remote batteries can mimic a failing board, so swapping the coin cell is always the first thing to try. When you need a new unit, we cut the blade to your car's internal-cut profile and then pair both the transmitter and the immobiliser chip. Programming is done with the car on site and the owner present with ID and registration. A spare done while one key still works is the quickest version of this job.