Key successfully unlocked. WFS LEARNED - Radio active??

Dear Forum Community,


First, let me briefly explain my current problem:

I have lost my folding key from the Golf V.

Since my friend charges 700 euros for changing the key, I initially did the following:

So, I first used VAG-COM to reprogram my old key from the WFS (ECU 25, Login, Adaptation Channel 01: Instead of 2, I entered a 0, then wrote "00" on Channel 0, and then reprogrammed my replacement key with a 1).

However, I realized that even if NO key is programmed to the WFS, it is still possible to open and close the car using the FFB.

My next question: How can I teach the STG not to respond to the old radio transmitter anymore?

That would probably be possible somehow in STG 46?

I would also have the same problem if I were to buy a used folding key on eBay... I could then securely program it to the WFS without testing it - but the remote control wouldn't work...?


I'm not finding anything either, so I'm now contacting you.


Thank you!

Roadrunner07 wrote:

However, I realized that even if NO key is programmed to the WFS, you can still open and close the car using the FFB.

Correct, because WFS and FFB are separate systems.

Roadrunner07 wrote:

I think we should somehow be able to modify this in STG 46.

Correct, see... (is identical to the Golf 4 in terms of procedure)

http://www.ross-tech.com/vag-com/cars/vw-remote-matching.html

Roadrunner07 wrote:

I would have the same problem if I were to buy a used key over ****... I could then safely program it to the WFS without any problems - but the remote control wouldn't work....

No, a used key cannot be programmed with WFS3 because it has already been programmed with an existing WFS system - however, the FFB can still be easily programmed.

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