There was a settled class action lawsuit about the keys. Now, a few locksmiths can do it but they are far and few between. VW has a list of these locksmiths on their website but I doubt they are much cheaper since they can't use generic keys. They are still using cut keys. You can order the key already cut with your VIN.
New TDI owner
Hi,
Just bought a 2004 Jetta Wagon TDI and love it so far.
While I don't plan on doing any performance mods yet I would like to do a few things pretty soon:
1)I need another key/fob. They are pretty cheap but I'm not sure if they have to be programmed by the dealer or if I can do it myself.
2)I need some floor mats, will check the auto parts store but open to suggestions for a set that will fit well.
3)The leather is in good shape but I am thinking of conditioning it and would like to hear opinions on what product to use.
Tbone
Just bought a 2004 Jetta Wagon TDI and love it so far.
While I don't plan on doing any performance mods yet I would like to do a few things pretty soon:
1)I need another key/fob. They are pretty cheap but I'm not sure if they have to be programmed by the dealer or if I can do it myself.
2)I need some floor mats, will check the auto parts store but open to suggestions for a set that will fit well.
3)The leather is in good shape but I am thinking of conditioning it and would like to hear opinions on what product to use.
Tbone
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