Automotive Keys 2001-2006 Audi / 4-Button Flip Key Vancouver

Audi's 2001 to 2006 lineup, including the B6 A4, the C5 A6 and the early A8 and TT, uses a flip key whose electronics differ from the earlier 1997 to 2005 key, even though they look nearly identical. This listing is the later style, with four buttons, usually lock, unlock, trunk and panic, and a folding high-security blade. How to check which one you have: open the old key and look at the part number on the board, or give us the VIN. The board must match the car's comfort module and the right immobiliser chip has to go in. Ask us to confirm for your trim/year. Audi blade cutting is precision work on a laser-track profile, so we cut it to code on our machine. The remote is then registered to the car, and the transponder is added to the immobiliser, which on these models involves reading data from the car. That is done at the vehicle, with the registration and photo ID present. A tip from the counter: the most common thing that fails on these keys is the battery contact or the blade spring rather than the board. If the board still works, a shell may save you money. We will tell you honestly which you need.