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The mk4 key has a recess for the transponder, so you might not have needed to drill a hole. That said, the mk3 chip might be larger.
This mightn't help the OP, but I bought a new replacement key (with blank blade) from eBay for $20. No electronics included, but it was a simple process to change over from my old scratched and busted key.
the deal is: i just bought a Mk4 golf with 1 key, 1 remote central locking thingy. (fob?)
I want a key that i can use to drive my car in case i lose my keys one day.
any suggestions or advice welcome. But don't tell me to spend 400 at a dealer :)
Get the key cloned at a competant locksmiths.
Volkswagen R32 MKIV 3.2 > Interior > Key Fob > ES#2135722 PKE Key Fob (2002 And Newer) - PV1-PKE-ADV
Would this work with our cars? Aussie MK4s dont have the boot release button
Apparently it does and the boot button works. Just need vag-com or maybe your v-checker. However that isn't the key you want thats for the passive locking system if you want a spare keyQuote:
Originally Posted by balkanac
Think you want these.
Volkswagen Jetta IV VR6 24v > Interior > Key Fob > ES#261547 VW Wireless Remote - 3 Button - 1J0959753AM
Volkswagen Jetta IV VR6 24v > Interior > Key Fob > ES#1866570 Remote Keyblade - Blank - 3591RKLN10366-1
since you guys talking about keys in this post any idea where i can source the led light for the key might came off
What car? Need that infoQuote:
Originally Posted by tong21186
golf gti mk4
the key looks like this http://www.accessory4you.com/other/c.../key090-2B.jpg
looks like it could be the right parts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Back Door Shenanigans.
Thanks mate
Looks the same as the Mk3 key and I asked the same question here:Quote:
Originally Posted by tong21186
http://www.vwwatercooled.org.au/f47/...ght-16820.html
The short answer was "VW sell them" or I had a link to a UK place that had something that looked like it might work.
Personally I upgraded to a switchblade so didn't follow it up.