I just bought a replacement remote at www.keylessride.com . It was $45 plus tax and came with free programming instructions. The dealership was going to charge me $80 to program. My 16 yr old son and I programmed it in less than a minute.
Matching instructions for the Clarion remote 93-99. Using 2 keys, put one key in the ignition, turn the igniton on, do not start the car. Close the door, put the 2nd key in the door lock, turn the key to the unlock position and hold it until you hear the alarm horn chirp, release the key. Press any button on the remote, you should hear a chirp from the alarm horn, press button on the 2nd remote, you will hear two chirps, 3rd remote will chirp 3 times, and the 4th remote will chirp 4 times, then lock the door with the key. Unlock the door, remove the key from the ignition, close the door and try the remote. You can match any remote to any car. You teach the car to respond to each remote.
www.watercooledkey.com
eBay
With a VAG-COM, or get the dealer to do it.
how do you change the battery in a 2002 jetta keyless entry pad?
-I was to;d that only the dealer can do it.They need to send to Germany for a new code and then they reprogram the remote.
The answer for your question is in the car guide, the one you should have when you bought the car. I think that it says you have to bring the keys into a Volkswagen dealer.
I have a 2001 cabrio, not a Jetta, however, the dealer never wanted a key code only vin number. Hope this will help you out.
At the Bottom of this link is all the links you will ever need to order anything and answer almost any questions on VW and not just MK3.
You can use the two keys to reprogram the car remote of 2000 VW Jetta.
Yes
If you can't find programming instructions you can get a programming guide from iKeyless.com
step by step visual. http://www.riskin.org/vwkey/
Asking your Volkswagon dealer would be a great start as to where you can test drive a Jetta wagon. In fact, the dealer there might even let you test drive a Jetta wagon there, if he or she has one.