I lost the keys to my car the alarm system is setand i need to get into the car. Refer to additional questions to get my full quetions i need help soon

Asked by Tina Oct 24, 2014 at 11:40 AM about the 2002 Volkswagen Jetta GL

Question type: General

I lost my keys the doors are
tlocked and the alarm is
activated. If i jimmy the door
it will activate the alarm how
do i do this and deactivte
the alarm without causing
more problems? I have to
get new keys made and im
concerned about the
problems that i might cause
as well

3 Answers

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You will almost need an act of Congress to get a key made without having a spare, LOL. Call your local VW dealer and ask them what you will need to show proof of ownership. It's a big deal, part of the Patriot Act. Oh and bring lots of money it won't be cheap.

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