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How to Reprogram a Skoda Key Fob Many people ask how to reprogramme an auto key fob when they aren't sure why it stopped working. This is normal, as key fobs can be tossed around and the buttons can get damaged or jammed. The first thing to do is changing the battery. If that doesn't work, then it might be time to consider a replacement. 1. Turn the Ignition Off It is likely that the battery in your key fob needs to be replaced if it has stopped working in the last few days. The batteries are inexpensive and easy to replace therefore this should be the first step before you attempt to reprogram the key. Make sure the car is turned off and all doors are closed. Insert your current key into the ignition and turn the switch to “On”. Do not start the engine. Within five seconds, press the lock button on your key fob. As confirmation that you have successfully entered programming mode, you'll hear the car locks lock and unlock. You can now use the key fob both to lock and unlock your car, as well as program other remotes. This method can be used to reset an damaged or malfunctioning remote. This may be necessary in the event that you've dropped, step on, or exposed the key fob to water. 2. Turn the Ignition On When reprogramming key fobs you will only need a few minutes to get it done correctly. The first thing you need to do is turn the ignition on. This will reset the computer and give you a new start. Then, shut all your car doors. You shouldn't open any doors during this process because it could cause the programming to be interrupted. After you have closed all the doors then turn the ignition to “On” and insert the primary key. Press the button to lock the fob six times in 10 seconds after the engine has started. You will hear your car's locks unlocking to confirm that the programming mode was successful. Repeat the procedure for any other remotes you'll need to program. But, remember that you must program each remote immediately following the first one, since a delay could cause it to fail. 3. Press the Lock Button The key fob can be used as a small remote that can be used to lock and unlock the car. It also has a panic alarm that can be used to contact help in an emergency. Your key fob could not function for a variety of reasons, such as an unresponsive or damaged battery. Follow the steps below to reprogram your key fob if it's not functioning correctly. This method will work for most vehicles, but it is essential to follow the specific instructions in the manual for your car. Start the process by turning on the car using the ignition key, but without starting the engine. Hold down the “unlock” and “panic” buttons on the fob simultaneously for some seconds. You will hear a click which indicates that the fob's key has been programmed successfully. 4. Unlock the Lock Button A new key fob must to be connected to your car in order to unlock and start it. You can do it yourself, but you'll need to know how to program the skoda key fob as well as other things. You'll need a long, thin tool to push the lock button inside your vehicle. A coat hanger made of wire is often the most suitable choice, since it's thin and long. First, open the car's doors and close them. Press the fob's unlock button several times. This will cause your car to emit a chime signalling that the fob's code has been reset. After this you should be able the unlock and lock button normally. If they don't work then you'll have to bring your car to an authorized dealer. 5. Press the Panic Button The “Panic” button on your key fob is not just a convenient feature that lets you locate your car in crowded parking garages, but it's also an effective method to ward off thieves who might be looking to steal your car. The button could set off an alarm in your vehicle to scare away thieves who might think you are a target for attack. If the panic button does not work after resetting the key fob, it could be because the battery was installed incorrectly. In this scenario the battery for the key fob will need to be replaced. To do this, you need to open the key fob and segregate the transmitter section from the key portion. Remove the battery from the transmitter and replace it with a brand new one. Reassemble the keyfob. Test its locking and unlocking features. If these don't work, you'll have to repeat the reprogramming process or get in touch with a local locksmith for assistance. 6. Press the Lock Button Updated April 17, 2023: If your key fob does not unlock doors, it's time to replace the button cell battery. The tiny silver coin-shaped batteries are usually easy to change with a small screwdriver or fingernail and is able to pop in and out. Follow the steps below to modify your key fob. Always close any doors, as the act of leaving a door open could cause the process to be disrupted. Once you've done this, insert the key into the ignition and change it to the “On position, but don't start the engine. Once the key fob is programmed Press the lock button after five seconds. You will hear the car's locks turning which means that the process was successful. Repeat this process to program additional remotes into the car. If the key fob still not working, the issue could be due to a wiring or antenna issue, software issue or a damaged circuit board. It may be necessary to take it to the dealer for reprogramming.