2014-2023 Volkswagen Passat SUV Opening and Closing -> Keyless Access User Manual
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suitably qualified professionals. Volkswagen recommends contacting an authorized Volkswagen dealer or authorized Volkswagen Service Facility.  
Synchronizing a vehicle key  
If the vehicle cannot be unlocked or locked using the vehicle key, synchronize the vehicle key or replace the button cell battery Replacing the button cell battery  
(vehicle keys with key bit).  
Synchronizing a vehicle key  
1. Fold out the key bit and remove the spare key.  
2. If necessary, remove the cap from the driver's door handle Locking the front passenger door and rear doors in an emergency .  
3. Press the  
button on the vehicle key.  
4. Unlock the vehicle using the key bit.  
5. Open the driver door.  
If the vehicle is equipped with an anti-theft alarm system, the alarm will be triggered immediately Anti-theft alarm system.  
6. Switch the ignition on.  
This completes the synchronization.  
Troubleshooting  
Vehicle cannot be locked or unlocked  
Remote control is disrupted by objects, poor weather conditions or transmitters on the same frequency band close to the vehicle (e.g. cell phones), as well as by a  
drained button cell.  
Or: The central locking switches off briefly to protect it from overloading.  
1. Close the driver door.  
Or: Synchronize the vehicle key Synchronizing a vehicle key .  
Or: Change the battery cell in the vehicle key Replacing the button cell battery (vehicle keys with key bit) .  
The indicator light is not blinking  
If the indicator light in the vehicle key does not blink when you press one of the buttons, then the button cell battery in the vehicle key must be replaced Replac  
the button cell battery (vehicle keys with key bit).  
You can get an additional or replacement vehicle key from an authorized Volkswagen dealer or authorized Volkswagen Service Facility.  
Keyless Access  
Introduction  
Keyless Access makes it possible to unlock and lock the vehicle without actively using the key. A valid vehicle key must be present within the vicinity of the vehicle t  
use this function.  
Unlocking or locking using Keyless Access  
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Fig. 43 Keyless Access: sensor range.  
Fig. 44 In door handle: sensors.  
Unlocking and locking the vehicle  
Unlocking:  
Touch the sensor fig. 44  
Locking:  
on the inside of the driver or passenger door handle.  
Switch the ignition off.  
Close the driver door or front passenger door.  
Touch the sensor fig. 44  
on the outside of the driver or passenger door handle.  
The turn signals flash twice when unlocking and blink once when locking.  
An audible signal may sound simultaneously.  
Unlocking and locking the trunk lid  
If the vehicle is locked and a vehicle key is within the trunk lid sensor range, the trunk lid will unlock automatically when opened fig. 43.  
The trunk lid locks automatically after it closes.  
The trunk lid will not lock automatically if the vehicle is completely unlocked.  
OR: The trunk lid will not lock automatically after closing if there is a vehicle key inside the vehicle.  
Deactivating Keyless Access temporarily  
You can temporarily deactivate Keyless Access using the following steps to prevent the vehicle from being unlocked and started by unauthorized people:  
Lock the vehicle with the  
button on the vehicle key.  
Then, within 5 seconds of locking the vehicle, touch the sensor on the outside of the door handle once fig. 44  
. Do not grasp the door handle during this  
process.  
Keyless Access is now temporarily deactivated.  
Check if it is deactivated by waiting at least ten seconds and then pulling on the door handle. The door should not open.  
The next time the vehicle is unlocked, you must use the vehicle key. Keyless Access will be reactivated the next time the vehicle is unlocked.  
Operating convenience functions  
All of the power windows and the sunroof can close automatically.  
Hold your finger on the driver's or front passenger’s door handle sensor fig. 44  
The unlock function is deactivated for several seconds so that you can check if the vehicle locked correctly.  
The vehicle can only be locked when P (Park) is engaged.  
for several seconds until the windows and power sunroof are closed.  
If the sensor is touched twice, the entire vehicle will unlock even after a single door is unlocked.  
Troubleshooting  
If Keyless Access is not working  
The sensor function may be impaired if the sensor is dirty.  
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1. Clean the sensors.  
If all turn signals flash four times  
The vehicle key that was last used is still in the vehicle.  
1. Remove the key and lock the vehicle.  
Automatic sensor deactivation  
The sensors will deactivate automatically under the following conditions:  
If the vehicle is not unlocked or locked for a long period of time  
If a sensor is triggered too frequently  
Reactivating the sensor pads:  
1. Unlock the vehicle using the  
button on the vehicle key.  
NOTICE  
Strong streams of water or vapor could activate the sensors in the door handles if a valid vehicle key is located near the vehicle. If at least one window is open  
and the sensors in one door handle are permanently activated, then all windows will close. If the stream of water or vapor is removed briefly from the sensor in a  
door handle and then redirected at the sensor, all of the windows may open Keyless Access.  
If the message Keyless faulty. appears in the instrument cluster display, there may be a malfunction in the Keyless Access system. Contact an authorized  
Volkswagen dealer or authorized Volkswagen Service Facility. Volkswagen recommends contacting an authorized Volkswagen dealer or authorized Volkswagen  
Service Facility.  
Doors and central locking button  
Introduction  
The doors can be manually locked and in some cases unlocked, for example if the vehicle key or the central locking system is malfunctioning.  
The central locking system allows you to unlock and lock all doors, the trunk lid, and the fuel filler flap from one location.  
The vehicle can be locked when the ignition has been switched off or if the driver has exited the vehicle when the engine is stopped.  
An image in the instrument cluster display indicates if one or more doors have not opened or closed correctly Driver information.  
Do not continue driving!  
Open the respective door and close it again.  
The image is also displayed when the ignition is switched off, and it turns off several seconds after the doors are closed and the vehicle has been locked.  
WARNING  
If a door is not closed correctly, it can open suddenly while driving and cause serious injuries.  
Stop immediately and close the door.  
When closing the door, make sure it engages securely and completely. When closed, the door must be flush with the areas of the vehicle body that are  
around the door.  
Do not open or close the doors if anyone is in the way.  
WARNING  
When the door is being held open by the door arrester, it may close by itself in high winds or on inclines, which can cause injuries.  
Always hold the door handle firmly when opening and closing the door.  
WARNING  
The area within the range of motion for the doors and trunk lid can be dangerous and there is the potential for injuries.  
Do not open or close the doors and trunk lid if anyone is in the way.  
WARNING  
Locking the doors carelessly can cause serious injuries.  
When the vehicle is locked from the outside, the doors and power windows cannot be opened from the inside.  
The central locking system locks all the doors. When the vehicle is locked from the inside, it reduces the risk of opening the doors unintentionally and of  
unauthorized people entering the vehicle. In case of an emergency or an accident, locked doors can make it more difficult for first responders to access  
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