pr0xZen

What elchinoloco said - dealership (Møller) is probably the only one that can precisely tell you what FOBs you need. But unless you know someone there, they don't give out part numbers as a policy.

Some say 315MHz models are for Japan and US, 433.92MHz for Europe. I only read this from a forum source, I cannot vouch for it. The part number for your [35] Central Locks module is likely to give you a pointer. Mine ('99, late '98 production Norwegian A6) is 4B0 962 258 E, it takes 433.92 MHz remotes. A VCDS scan will give you the part number for the module. Your FOBs are also going to need new ID48 tags (for the immobilizer) - so check that they have it if you buy parts online.

VagTacho, Vag (K+CAN) Commander or similar for the SKC recovery (I've only used Vag (K+CAN) commander myself), VCDS for programming immobilizer tags and matching (new) FOBs.

hing

And look up the right type of key by the vin number ?

honkong

And look up the right type of key by the vin number ?

MrAvionics

Just ordered one from ebay, just for testing. When i was trying to adapt the fob, i used VCDS, but in adatpation modus, channel 01 and 21 was not available so i followed this guide in this link: Ross-Tech: VAG-COM: Remote Control Matching Info

But with that i need to have a cut key, mine is uncut for the moment. Is there any other ways to program a fob without a cut blade ?

N_Jay

If you are just programing buttons you need a key but it does not need to be attached to the remote.

MrAvionics

Yes but then i still need two keys ?
I just have one

jcman

I'm very reluctant to provide info because of your country code of origin and the ross-tech site is primarily suited for North American models of origin coding, try calling ross-tech to see if they may know more because it's apparent that Audi introduced a IMMO into your car way before us Yankee's got it on ours of that year model.

pr0xZen

If you're referring to the point where you use a secondary FOB to put in the door / push lock/unlock - according to ELSA you can "trick" this by pulling the driver side door card and jumping the wires at the door lock (emulating the secondary FOB and key operation). I'm not sure what signal goes to what wire/terminal though - still haven't quite got the hang of the wiring diagrams.

Dennis Thompson

Is Locksmith is needed for programming a key or you can do it by program it through dealer ?

georgeb944

If you have VCDS, you can do it yourself.