DLGHPO Key Fob Replacement for VW Jetta/Passat/Beetle/CC/Golf GTI 2011–2014 – 4-Button Flip, 315MHz, FCC ID NBG010180T

Overview

The DLGHPO Key Fob Replacement offers a practical, driver‑focused solution for VW owners who need a reliable, ready‑to‑program remote. This 4‑button flip key is crafted for a compact, comfortable feel in your hand, with crisp action that makes entry a familiar, everyday routine.

Key compatibility

This fob is designed for vehicles using FCC ID NBG010180T and a 315 MHz signal. It supports VW Jetta, Passat, Beetle, and CC models from 2011 to 2015. Because trim, system, and production year can vary, please verify compatibility by comparing your original key’s details before purchase.

• 4‑button flip design for intuitive operation
• 315 MHz frequency with FCC ID NBG010180T
• Fits select VW models from 2011–2015

What’s included

• 1 x Key Fob with electronics and battery pre‑installed
• Basic guide and packaging suitable for quick inspection

Programming & setup

• Professional programming required by a locksmith or dealership
• If the FCC ID or chip type does not match your original, programming may not work
• Chip and internal structure must match your original key for proper pairing

Important notes

• Not compatible with push‑start or smart key systems, including Touareg
• Designed for traditional flip‑key systems only
• Before buying, open your original key to compare the internal board and FCC ID

Real‑world use and benefits

For many VW drivers, a replacement fob can restore seamless access to doors and a familiar tactile key experience. The flip design supports one‑handed operation when you’re juggling tasks, like groceries or kids. Keeping a spare fob in a glove box or bag reduces the risk of a lockout during trips or emergencies.

Why choose DLGHPO

DLGHPO focuses on practical, driver‑centered solutions. This replacement fob provides a straightforward path to restore your VW’s entry system, with clear compatibility checks and a ready‑to‑use battery. It’s a thoughtful option for spare‑key planning or replacing a worn remote without overpromising results.