I lost a key , and want to know if I need a copy and clone of the remaining key , because from my search done on this forum I've noticed that only later models of 6n polo have a key chip .

Can someone support this ?

Thanks

bump !

anyone ?

I thought that all 6Ns had immobilisers, if this is true, then the keys will all have a chip fitted.

regards.

my '96 6n doesn't have a chip in the key, opened the fob and its just the stuff for the LED in there..

my '96 6n doesn't have a chip in the key, opened the fob and its just the stuff for the LED in there..

so I should open up the key to check for any microchips ? right ?:)

You could try, its not hard to open it and it clips shut again..

But yours being a '94 and mines a '96/97. My guess is that it won't have :)

Edited 11 February, 201115 yr by DavidTiger

david, i can see the chip in your key from here

little black kinda oblongy plasticy looking thing on the opposit side of the metal key to your bulb

all 6n's have an immob iirc

Edited 11 February, 201115 yr by McLOVIN

:p My bad

Edited 11 February, 201115 yr by DavidTiger

so basically what you guys are saying is that every golf has a chip

that doesn't sound to awesome to me :(

Anyone got tips on getting the transponder out.

Mine is glued in. I'm at work at the moment and don't fancy breaking it before i go home.

Can i buy another transponder and use a vagcom cable to reprogram the car? I can't find anyone that sells these at all.

Edited 18 February, 201115 yr by ToG

Actually. Is the transponder in the Vw polo 6n just a ID 44 Philips Crypto chip. So i should be able to use the vag-com to retrieve the code and have blank chips programmed, right?