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What to Do When the New Jetta Key is Locked in the Trunk?

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SanLeah
08/28/2025, 01:12:45 AM

If the trunk is closed but not fully locked, or if the car doors are still open, you can retrieve the key from the front seats. If the entire vehicle is closed and locked, check where your spare key is and use it to open the door. If the entire vehicle is closed and locked, and the spare key is lost or too far away to retrieve conveniently, you can call a tow truck to take the car to a 4S shop. If the entire vehicle is closed and locked, and you are in a hurry to drive, you can choose the car light closest to the key, break it open, and retrieve the key.

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