yes as long it was weird to the ignition so when the button is push it would start the car just like turn the key
* Hold down the odometer reset button with the ignition off * Wait for the trip indicator to show 0's. Then turn the ignition on, but don't start the car * Let go of the reset button, and press the Min. button.
Could be your battery, starter, ignition, check them... would start with the battery !
Ignition switch?
They do have ignition keys. You must have the key on your person for the start button to work.
find the ignition wireing diagram and put a switch on the supply power and button on the starter
try taking the cover off of your ignition and tap your ignition tumbler with a screwdriver while trying to start, because your tumbler may be sticking.
Press the ENGINE START/STOP button once without depressing the brake pedal
Switch ignition OFF Press and hold in button between speedo & water temp Switch ignition ON (not start) Keep button in for 10 seconds Display will now read zero and "spanner" symbol gone Relaese button & switch ignition OFF
Yes the 2006 Jetta has an immobilizer, there is a chip in the key fob which is activated by radio signals when inserted in ignition. It can cause grief when the key is not read properly ,your car will start run for 2 seconds then quit .
Turn the key to the off position take the key out of the ignition and press the alarm unlock button, then place the key back in the ignition and start the car yes it's that easy
First, turn on ignition and hold down right trip button while turning off ignition. Then, turn ignition back on and release right trip button. And then, turn left trip button to the right and release. Finally, turn off ignition. Service indicator should be reset when you next start the vehicle.
With the ignition off press and hold the odometer button (it is on the instrument cluster), turn the ignition on but do not start the car, continue holding down the odo button until the oil light begins and ends flashing. Turn ignition off, start car to make sure it worked.