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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 as well as the electric ENYAQ come with a smart security feature that shields you from amplifying the signal. To make sure the key is in place the following conditions must be fulfilled. 1. Check the battery The key battery is the most likely to be the cause of your car not starting. The battery in the key fob is identical to the one in your phone or digital camera So it will eventually get depleted. The most straightforward solution in this case is to replace the battery. If this does not work then the next step is to try reprogramming the key. To do this, turn on the ignition and leave the key in the ignition. Using the remote control and the unlock button, press twice with a 1-second interval between each push. Repeat this procedure as many times as you wish to program remotes (up to four). You can also replace the circuit board in the key. This could be costly but it can resolve the issue. However it is crucial to remember that this technique is not guaranteed to work, as it depends on a number of variables. A key fob that wasn't authenticated is a possible cause. This could be due to a number of reasons, like another person in the vicinity pressed their own button, a different device sent an alarm simultaneously, the key was partially shielded, etc. This is especially likely in the event that the car was recently 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 – when the key is within range of the antennas (located in the door handles), the car will unlock automatically. This system was developed to ensure that the car can only be driven by its owner. It also reduces the possibility of the car being stolen by a thief. It is still advisable to lock the car manually with the key, however. If the key isn't kept in your pocket there is a security feature that stops the car from starting, even if you've switched on the ignition. 2. Check the key If a key fob's signal isn't recognised by the car, it is likely to be a issue with the key itself. In some cases, this can be fixed by replacing the battery. In other instances, the buttons or circuits of the key might be broken. If this is the case, you will have to replace the entire key. Modern keys aren't mechanically controlled, they are instead electronically controlled. The system works as follows: When keys are placed on the handle (or the boot lock button, which is only available on newer models), it sends a message to the car that activates the radio antennas that are located in the doors. These antennas search the area around the car for the key signal and, as soon as they spot it, they connect to it. This is the way the door opens, and the “welcome” lights turn on, if the configuration is set. If the key is not detected, a message appears on the infotainment display that reads “key not recognized”. There are skoda key fob of reasons for this to occur, including a person pressing a key close to at the same time, a mobile phone sending signals at the same time or the key being partially protected, etc. Contact an auto electronic locksmith if you have problems with your skoda remote not being detected. These specialists are experts in repair and reprogramming remotes that have this type of control and are able to fix the issue without having to visit the dealer. You can find one of these specialists in the Yellowpages or ask your local Skoda dealer for advice. 3. Check the ignition If the key fob isn't functioning It could be because there's a problem with the ignition. You'll need a new key fob to fix the cause. You can buy one from a dealer for an affordable price. You'll have to wait some time. In the meantime, make sure that the key is put in correctly and fastened securely. If you're able to insert the key fob in the car, you can turn it several times. If the key won't turn the ignition barrel could be jammed. It could also be a metallic piece that is stuck in the ignition barrel, steering lock, or both. If you don't own a spare key, you can open the door manually by pressing the lock button on the inside handle. This will give you a chance to start the engine and be back on the road without worrying about finding an locksmith. You may consider contacting an auto electrician in your area. They may be able help you because they have a good understanding of Skoda electrical systems. They'll also be able offer you a lower price than dealers. The most recent version of keyless locking – found in vehicles such as the fourth-generation OCTAVIA or the ENYAQ IV – eliminates this trigger by scanning the environment by using the antennas that are located on the front doors, while the driver is seated. If the car detects the correct key, the doors are opened and the welcome lights switch on. This function can only be activated only if all three conditions are met. The driver's chair has to be occupied, and the seat belt fastened, and the brake applied. If any of these requirements are not fulfilled the key will not be detected by the system and the engine won't 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 still doesn't open it's time for you to check the door locks. You can do this by using a small edge, such as a screwdriver, to remove any plastic covering on the door handle. Then insert the key and twist it to the left, and the door will be opened. If the door lock is operating correctly, there will be an insignificant sensor that senses when the key is near and sends a signal to the car to open or unlock the lock. If this does not work, there could be a problem with the lock cylinder or the electronic. Contacting a local locksmith will help you pinpoint the exact problem. KESSY is KODA's modern, keyless locking system. It can also unlock the car when you approach it. The function is activated by the driver and locks your Octavia automatically after you leave. Additionally the system will automatically open and close the boot, a useful feature that prevents you from having to lift and lower the cover manually. You can also find out more about the following: KODA OCTAVIA is available in various variants that include the compact three-door Octavia hatchback and five-door Octavia estate. It is available with a variety of diesel and petrol engine options, which include automatic transmissions and panoramic sunroofs. The top of the line Octavia RS is a sports model that debuted at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in 2013, and features the latest 162 kW (220 PS) version of the Volkswagen Golf GTI's engine. The Octavia is available with a number of “Simply clever” or clever features. This includes an ice scraper hidden in the fuel flap and garbage bins inside the door panel. Alongside the standard Octavia estate model, it is offered with four-wheel drive. There are two versions with four-wheel drive that include the 4x4 (with raised suspension) and the Scout (with plastic cladding). Both models use the Haldex Traction System which is based on a computer-controlled centre coupling.