Audi A3 KEY PAD REPLACEMENT 

No worries :-)

Great, glad you were able to repair the fob (feels good fixing stuff). those tiny torx screws are very very tiny :-)

Thank you! 😊

You're very welcome :-)

Bine ați venit, mă bucur că v-am ajutat :-)

Your very welcome :-)

Glad to have helped, thanks.

Just came with rubbers :-)

всегда пожалуйста :-)

Glad I could help :-)

nie ma za co, przyjacielu

Great to hear that :-)

Thanks, glad you liked it :-)

You are very very kind, thanks :-)

If your key dosn't look the same it won't fit. Do you want to replace/upgrade the whole key? If you do then you can get new empty shell bodies which you may be able to use your internal parts, not sure. Search online for your specific key upgrades/repairs.

You're welcome :-)

The German old dialect for the word Fuppe, meaning "pocket". Watch 'FOBS' were around as early as 1888. The KEY FOBS a little later after the model T, which didn't have a key to start with can you believe! :-)

Great! hope it goes well :-)

Not quite sure what you mean, but I didn't have to re-code the radio on mine 8P 2010. If your key looks the same it should be ok. Hope this helps :-)

No problem

The key should work. If your key doesn't work after you removed the battery then you need to re-sync the key or keys. key in ignition turn to pos1 and hold unlock until key flashes, two keys then also put one in door and lock/unlock press unlock hold. I may do a video on this to explain the process more clearly. Hope this helps :-)

No, the code won't be lost on these keys as you haven't interfered with the chip at all. Later models are more difficult to get into without damge, but this one is OK. If your car looses the code when the battery is changed then it will re-pair to the car on first use (pairing can also be forced by holding unlock and using 2nd key in lock/ignition I believe)

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I think they may be T5( bottom two) and T7, so a very small torx set may/should cover it.

Thanks 'To F' for letting everyine know the torx bit sizes to use, I never got around to buying a set that small and like most of us - most kits are too big. I think the manufacturers use the 'path of least resistance' model to steer us to use their engineers :-)

Hi there The set that I use is seen here;www.ebay.co.uk/itm/25-Multi-Small-Precision-Hex-Torx-Star-Mini-Screwdriver-Set-Bits-Repair-Tool-Kit/303379218178?_trkparms=ispr%3D1&hash=item46a2cf7f02:m:mm7saPJXuseFDboo_Jpn6pQ&enc=AQAEAAACQBPxNw%2BVj6nta7CKEs3N0qX9embjfguLkpciLnHYQnv2z%2BLH%2BURrEZZQOKQ9XgI6MpjyaJtidy0RGJR8Yk%2B3H0uBOh8kCQtFFdJeGaAPPub3eToFuOtrihDujR%2FvFGpKTC%2B9PzvJevj8ZHKfuvs8OhF%2FDsfM%2BuwvMuBzv8ZamiYxpgBy9oB5XEeuQga7rTP%2FchseQ%2FVdtZvzHAEamUetscjJvH%2B7l1FY7ODvo2guW4h6bB6TYRKJVF%2BDAauq5lWp15f1t36MZE2C%2BjZZ2Q8fBEbmclZd1xIxnKbw%2BuiDHDJ5wheeVTG1nceNQ85DIrdvRTGP5S5IeGJz67%2BcD3cWe0IE4EPfCste%2BcrwS9gJaVa%2FllPmRsVSYL94YgrwytIzjFCijNGJuKMGp4FHlKO8t8%2B3PUYV%2Bra%2BODTg8zwFN6QLohvw6t2Y6qNn3eRVEykj0b32g2KPPfXMeMAD2bVG0e5aohCPbxIhmleVkl9PbFnXW6JTLTo7vnxBefySvZ%2FwbOduln7CRCA20dnzEKzLEvcGCCMzb4VHZbZItS3d5jiCnS3s%2Fpjds8LX8A6jZ9UJFFzLusaM44mMKukPwXYVQz%2BYM%2B%2B0gaHr1TpbNKdm%2Fz8BzH3sBi0Fa5NBue9APRgmafLr3rRGoMYAzV%2FGCfkXPLO4I2gbBSoXs7WycrQI5NKuP1zEJ%2BBS%2FsxSzoA0%2BprCSxNjpr4W59AVOI2b03UQWrx2yC4S58wNAJObchVvmYCCZu%2FSOdu7RZkNDLIIfYtiIw%3D%3D&checksum=303379218178f9a6c8f49e9e4c7886b9bfa80c95fcb6

Glad to help :-)

If you're able to fix your fob, Bob comes around to personally congratulate you! 👍 :-)