KeylessOption Keyless Control Replacement HLO1J0959753F Review

Easy to program and a good price for a new VW key. I just took the key off the old key fob and put it in this new one. You need a key in the ignition and in the door for it to work, but it's easy and instructions can be found online.

My 2000 VW Beetle is in the product description for this remote and I followed the steps to program the key fob myself. After a few hours I gave up and decided to take it to a locksmith. He said that to my surprise the key was broken as this key seems to be really strong like the original.

I needed a duplicate of my only car key and fob. I found this key on Revain. I had the key cut and programmed by a locksmith and it works perfectly! This wrench and locksmith service saved you over $200 and days in time compared to the dealer. Don't forget to get the 14mm keychain insert too!

My local VW dealer lied straight to me when I asked them for a quote on making this new key. I was told that I can ONLY buy a key through Volkswagen. The locksmith who cut this key for me (and for a much lower price than VW too) said that maybe the VW person I spoke to was just confused. Seemingly, the new Beetle's keys can't be plain and cut. But if you have an older "New Beetle" from the 90's/early 00's then this key will work great! Also, I programmed it myself within a minute using some…

I haven't cut it yet but I just programmed it myself and it was very easy! I have a 2000 Jetta VR6 and to program it (I learned it from the car's owner's manual) you just turn the car on (don't leave the engine running), roll down the window and lock the car from the outside with the key, then press the lock. or unlock the key fob you want to program, wait a few seconds and press one of those buttons again (at this point my car made a small beep like I was locking the car), then turn off the…

My Jetta MK4 only came with a service key. I got it and so far it's working great. I took it to a local locksmith to have it cut and then just programmed it into a car door. (Youtube knows everything). I still can't use it for the engine, but at least I can stop worrying about losing my only key or locking it in the car. I have yet to get the cable and software to program it for the immobilizer and will update when it's done. But I'm satisfied so far. To update. I got the Vagtacho software and…

This wrench works great! My remote has been broken for years and I finally felt the urge to get my keyless entry working again. All I had to do was take the chip out of my old key, take my old key and put it in place of the new uncut key. I could cut a new one but figured it would be easier and cheaper to just use my old already cut key. The metal key fits perfectly and the remote control is easy to program. All you have to do is roll down the window and put the spare key in the door lock and…

Key works exactly as advertised, appears to be identical in quality and function to the original. I was able to cut it at a local locksmith for $30 and program the buttons myself in about 5 minutes using the instructions from several reviews here. Note, however, that if your car has an immobilizer, self-programming the buttons, which only takes a few minutes, will not get the key to start the car. This is not Keyless Option's fault as they clearly state that the key needs to be programmed by…