Why does the Volkswagen long-press key window control fail?
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Remote key window control failure occurs when the car's body control module loses the data for remote key window operation. This function can be restored by performing an initialization matching procedure using the door window switch and lock button in combination. The specific steps are as follows: 1. Press the pedal: Depress the car's brake pedal. 2. Press the start button: Press the car's one-touch start button. 3. Power on: The car's instrument panel lights up, and all vehicle power is activated. 4. Pull the window regulator: Pull the car's window regulator up to the highest position. 5. Press the lock button: Press the car's door lock button and hold it for 10 seconds.
My Volkswagen car key's long-press window control has failed several times. Through exploration, I found that it's often related to the key battery running out. This remote function relies on stable signal transmission; when the battery weakens, the signal becomes too weak to function. Another possibility is oxidation or poor contact of the internal key contacts, affecting command transmission. Sometimes, the issue arises from lost vehicle system settings, requiring initialization or re-learning of the key function for many Volkswagen models. The method usually involves inserting the ignition key to the 'on' position without starting the engine, then holding the window-up button for over 10 seconds to reset. Environmental factors like high temperatures also accelerate battery drain, so it's advisable to replace the battery regularly and store the key in a cool place. If the problem persists, check if the window motor is functioning properly to avoid bigger issues like water ingress during rain. Careful troubleshooting is needed to restore the convenient remote function.
