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CCO/kaboompics/Pixabay Misplacing your Volkswagen car key is frustrating enough, but what happens if you lose it permanently? You have no other option than to seek a replacement, but if you've never been in this position before, you may not have a clue how to get a new key. It turns out there are a few ways to do it. Whether you're stranded somewhere or you lost your key at home, you need to get a VW key replacement as soon as possible. Here's a look at how to get a new key as soon as possible. Write Down Your VIN Number The first thing you need to do is jot down your vehicle's VIN number. Depending on the model of Volkswagen you own, the VIN may be in one of a few places. Most likely, it's located with the other VW dashboard symbols on the driver's side. It may also be on the door jam or on one of the rear wheels. If you're having trouble locating it on the vehicle

Check your local Department of Motor Vehicles for smog & engine requirements. Certain states, such as California, require the same year or newer engine as the vehicle. Download The Advance Adapters Booklet HERE (Acrobat Reader File) Also Check Out Applications: This article will cover the 1983-1997 Ford Ranger and all the Ford Bronco II's. Time & Cost: The average conversion time on most vehicles is 50-70 hours.  The cost varies depending on what parts you u

Joined Mar 5, 2006 · 622 Posts Discussion Starter · #1 · Feb 23, 2008 how do i bypass a neutral safety switch?ive heard of people having problems with theirs and other than the "safety thing" (im willing to take my chances) i dont see why i would even need it. Im having starting problems and i been chasing it for a while and would like to just splice the wires and be done with it. My Car is a 1968 with a C6 and column shifter. I just want to know which color wires i would splice really.