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How to Fix a Skoda Octavia Key Not Detected My car won't start when I try to start the engine It just clicks and it says “key not detected”. Is my key fob damaged? The new OCTAVIA iV as well as the electric ENYAQ come with a sophisticated security feature that protects from amplifying the signal. In order for the key to be in use, certain requirements must be satisfied. 1. Check the battery The most likely reason that your car won't start is that the key battery is drained. The battery in the key fob will eventually run out, as it does in your digital camera or phone. If this is the case the most straightforward solution is to replace the battery. If this doesn't help you, try reprogramming the key. To do this, switch the ignition off and leave the key in the ignition. Press the unlock button on the remote control twice with a 1-second gap between each press. Repeat this process until you have the number of remotes you need to program (up to 4). Alternately, you could try replacing the circuit board in the key itself. It can be costly, but it could solve the issue. skoda car key not working is not 100 100% certain to work because it depends on a number of factors. Another possibility is that the fob simply wasn't authenticated. This could be due to a number of reasons, such as someone close to pressing their own button, another device transmitting a signal at that time, or the key being shielded. This is more likely in the event that your vehicle was recently reprogrammed, or a new key was installed. In modern automobiles, like the Octavia VRS and ENYAQ iV, there's no need to press the key fob button – when the key is within the range of the antennas (located in the door handles) the car automatically unlocks. The system is designed in this in order to ensure that only the owner has the right to drive the car. This decreases the risk of a car being locked. However, it is still recommended to lock the car by hand using the key. If the key isn't in your pocket, there is a safety feature that prevents the car from starting, even if you've turned on the ignition. 2. Check skoda locked keys in car If a key fob is unable to be recognized by the car, the issue is likely to be with the key. In some instances this issue can be solved by replacing the battery, but in other situations, the buttons or circuits on the key could be damaged. In this case the key will have to be replaced. Modern keys are not mechanically controlled, but instead electronically controlled. The system works in the following manner when the key is held against the handle (or on the boot lock button, which is only found on the latest models) it sends a signal to the car, which then activates the special antennas in the front doors. These antennas search the area around the car for the signal from the key and, as soon as they detect it, they communicate with it. This is how the door is opened, and the “welcome” lights are switched on, if the configuration is set. If skoda car key not working cannot be detected, a message appears on the infotainment display that reads “key not recognized”. There are all sorts of reasons for this to happen, such as another person pressing a key nearby at the same time or a mobile phone emitting an alert at the same time or the key being partially protected, etc. If you are having problems with your skoda octavia remote control not detected, it is a good idea to contact an auto locksmith. These specialists are experts at repairing or reprogramming these types of remote controls, and can often fix the problem without going to the dealer. You can find these specialists in the Yellow Pages or contact your local Skoda dealership for assistance. 3. Check the ignition If your key fob does not work, there may be an issue with the ignition. If this is the case, you'll need to get a new one. You can purchase one from a dealer at an affordable cost. You'll need to wait for an extended period of time. In the meantime, make sure that the key is inserted correctly and secured securely. Once you're able to get the key fob in the car, try to turn it several times. If the key won't turn it could be stuck in the barrel of ignition. It could also be that there's a metal piece in the ignition barrel or steering lock. If you don't have a spare key, you could attempt to unlock the door by pressing the lock button on the inside of the handle. This will allow you to start the engine and be back on the road without having to worry about finding an locksmith. It's worth trying to find a local auto electrician. They may be able assist you since they be knowledgeable about Skoda electrics. They'll also be able to give you a lower price than an agent. The latest generation of keyless locking – which can be found in vehicles like the fourth-generation OCTAVIA as well as the ENYAQ IV – removes this trigger by scanning the surrounding using the antennas on the front doors while the driver is seated. If the car is able to detect the correct key, the doors open and the welcome lights turn on. This function only works if all three conditions are met. The driver's chair has to be occupied and the seat belt fastened, as well as the brake applied. If any of these conditions are not fulfilled the key will not be recognized by the system and the engine will not start. The “key not recognized” warning light will remain on your dashboard. 4. Check the door locks If you've hit the unlock button on the key, and the car is still not open and you're not sure why, it's time to examine the door locks. You can do this by using a slim edge, such as a screwdriver, to remove any plastic cover on the door handle. Insert the key, twist it and the door will swing open. If the door lock is working correctly, it will have a small sensor inside that can sense that the key is close to the door and send a signal to the vehicle to unlock or lock. If this doesn't work, it could be a issue with the cylinder of the lock itself, or maybe the electronic component. The best option is to contact a local locksmith, they can tell you exactly what the problem is. KESSY is KODA's contemporary keyless locking system that is keyless. It can also unlock the car when you drive by it. This feature is activated by the driver and locks your Octavia automatically after you leave. In addition the system will automatically open and close the boot, a useful feature that prevents you from having to lift and lower the cover manually. The KODA OCTAVIA is available in various versions, including the three-door compact Octavia hatchback and five-door Octavia estate. It is powered by a selection of diesel and petrol engines, and can be purchased with various options including an automatic transmission and an expansive sunroof. The top-of the-line Octavia RS sports model was unveiled at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2013 and comes with a 162 kW (220PS) version of the Volkswagen Golf GTI engine. The Octavia is available with a variety of “Simply Clever” details, such as an ice scraper that is hidden inside the flap for filling up with fuel and garbage bins in the door panel. In addition to the standard Octavia estate model, the estate version is offered with four-wheel drive. There are two four-wheel drive versions: the 4x4 (with raised suspension) and the Scout (with plastic cladding). Both models use the Haldex Traction System that is based on a computer-controlled centre coupling.