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How to Fix a Skoda Octavia Key Not Detected When I try to start my car, it clicks and displays the message “key not detected”. Is my key fob damaged? The brand new OCTAVIA iV and the electric ENYAQ are equipped with a clever security feature that guards against signal amplification. To make sure the key is in place the following conditions must be fulfilled. 1. Check the battery The most likely reason your car won't start is that the key battery is drained. The battery in the key fob will eventually deplete the same way as it does in your digital camera or phone. The most straightforward solution is to replace the battery. If this does not work then the next step is to try changing the programming of the key. To do this, switch on the ignition and then leave the key in the ignition. With the remote control, press the unlock button twice with a 1 second interval between each press. Repeat this process until you have the number of remotes you need to program (up to 4 remotes).). You could also replace the circuit board in the key. This could be costly however it could solve the issue. This method isn't 100% guaranteed to work as it depends on a variety of variables. Another possibility is that the key fob was not authenticated. This could be due to a number of reasons, like someone else nearby pressed their own button, or another device sent an alert at the same time and the key was protected, etc. This is more likely in the event that the car has recently been reprogrammed, or changed to a different key. In the more modern cars, such as the Octavia vRS and ENYAQ iV, there's no requirement to press the key fob button – If the key is within the range of the antennas (located in the door handles), the car will unlock automatically. This system was designed to ensure that the car will only be driven by the owner. It also reduces the risk of the car being snatched by a thief. It is still recommended to lock the car manually with the key, but. There is a safety mechanism that prevents the car from starting when the key isn't in your pocket. 2. Check the key If a key fob cannot be recognized by the car, the problem is likely to be with the key. In some cases this can be fixed by replacing the battery. In other instances the circuits or buttons of the key could be broken. If this is the case, you will need to replace the whole key. Modern keys are not mechanically controlled, but instead electronically controlled. The system operates as follows when keys are placed against the handle (or in the boot lock button, that is only available on newer models) it sends an alert to the car, which activates the antennas that are located in the front doors. TheKeyLab scan the area around the vehicle for the key signal and, when they detect one, they connect to the car. This is how the doors open and, if they are configured the “welcome light” is turned on. If the key isn't detected, a message will appear on the infotainment display that reads “key not recognised”. This could be due to a number of reasons, including another person pressing the key simultaneously or a mobile transmitting signals or the key being partially covered. Contact an auto elec locksmith if you have problems with your skoda key not being recognized. These specialists are experts in repair and reprogramming remotes of this type and are able to solve the issue without needing to visit the dealer. You can find one of these specialists in the Yellowpages or contact your local Skoda dealer for assistance. 3. Check the ignition If your key fob does not work, there may be a problem with the ignition. If this is the situation, you'll need to get a new one. You can purchase one from a dealer at an affordable price. It will take a while. In the meantime, you must make sure that the key is put in correctly and secured. If you can get the key fob in the car make sure you turn it a few times. If the key isn't turning the ignition barrel could be blocked. It could also be because there's a metal piece in the ignition barrel or steering lock. If you do not have a backup key, you could attempt to unlock the door by pushing the lock button on the inside of the handle. This will let you start the car and get back to your destination without worrying about finding locksmith. You might be able to locate an auto electrician in your local area. They might be able to help you as they be knowledgeable about Skoda electrical systems. In addition, they'll be able to offer you the best price than an auto dealer. The latest generation of keyless locking – found in cars like the fourth-generation OCTAVIA and the ENYAQ IV – eliminates this trigger by scanning the environment with the antennas located on the front doors, while the driver is sitting. If the car detects the right key, the doors will open and the welcome lights switch on. This function will only activate if all three conditions are satisfied. The driver's chair must be occupied and the seat belt fastened, as well as the brake applied. If any of these criteria are not fulfilled then the key won't be recognized by the system and the engine won't start. Consequently, the “key not recognized” warning light will remain on the dashboard. 4. Check the door locks If the car isn't opening after pressing the unlock button, it's probably time to check the locks. Remove the plastic covering from the door handle using an edge that is thin or the screwdriver. Insert the key, twist it, and the door will be opened. If the door lock functions properly, it will contain a tiny sensor that can sense the presence of the key to the door and send a signal to the vehicle to open or lock. If this doesn't work, there could be a problem with the lock's cylinder or the electronic. Contacting a local locksmith will assist you in determining the cause of the problem. KESSY is KODA's latest keyless locking system. It can also unlock the car automatically as you approach it. The function can be turned on from the driver's seat, and will also lock your Octavia when you leave it. The system will also automatically open and shut the boot. This is a very useful feature, as it saves you the effort of lifting or lower the cover manually. You can also learn more about the following: KODA OCTAVIA comes in a variety of models, including an incredibly compact three-door hatchback as well as an estate with five doors. It comes with a range of diesel and petrol engine options, including automatic transmissions and panoramic sunroofs. The most luxurious Octavia RS sports model was introduced at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2013 and is powered by 162 kW (220PS) version of the Volkswagen Golf GTI engine. The Octavia is available with a variety of “Simply clever” or clever details. They include an ice scraper that's hidden in the fuel flap, and an trash bin that's hidden inside the door panel. In addition to the standard Octavia estate model, the estate version is offered with four-wheel drive. Two four-wheel drive models are available: the 4x4 and the Scout, which has raised suspension and plastic cladding. Both models utilize the Haldex Traction System that is based on a computer-controlled centre coupling.