Those sorts of modules normally require you to take apart a key. Can they copy the immobilizer signal and replicate it instead?
How to Bypass / Retreive SKC
Hello all,
I bought my daughter a 2000 Jetta GLS 2.0 Last December and I want to install remote car starter for her but the bypass module requires programming but without the SKC I cannot use the scan tool. Unfortunately the previous owner removed it from the owners manual and dealer is way to expensive. Can anyone help?
Thanks Joe
I bought my daughter a 2000 Jetta GLS 2.0 Last December and I want to install remote car starter for her but the bypass module requires programming but without the SKC I cannot use the scan tool. Unfortunately the previous owner removed it from the owners manual and dealer is way to expensive. Can anyone help?
Thanks Joe
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No, this type has no key. It requires a scan tool and 2 operational programmed keys and SKC for the scan tool programming which I don't have. You simply hold the module near the key cylinder to program. But again I need the SKC for the programming. I know there is way to bypass / retrive the SKC. Looking for some help? I know it should not be posted here but if it can be sent to my email.
Info on getting the SKC is linked to from the immobilizer FAQ. Read this forum post: https://www.myturbodiesel.com/threa...-get-the-skc-or-how-to-disable-the-immo.2290/ on how to get it.
Thank you, I will read up on it.
For about 50$ you can buy a cable and program called Vag-tacho IIRR off ebay that will let you pull the code from your cluster.
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