Volkswagen Eos
The Eos needs different parts depending on the year and whether it has a key or a start button. Find your configuration.
3 vehicle configurations, 3 with a documented setup. See coverage.
Years and how you start it
Supported by a documented setup A reviewed guide documents a setup. Unverified A manufacturer listing alone does not establish compatibility.
| Years | How you start it | Answer | Module | T-harness | Minimum firmware | Transmission | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 to 2017 Volkswagen Eos Turn a key | Turn a key | Supported by a documented setup | EVO-ONE | Not listed in guide | 66.04 | Not listed in guide | Manufacturer guide reviewed: Listed in Fortin install guide #91981 as of · page 1 |
| 2012 to 2014 Volkswagen Eos Push button start | Push button start | Supported by a documented setup | EVO-ONE | THAR-VW1 | 1.21 | Not listed in guide | Manufacturer guide reviewed: Listed in Fortin install guide #65921 as of · page 1 |
| 2010 to 2014 Volkswagen Eos Turn a key | Turn a key | Supported by a documented setup | EVO-ONE | Not listed in guide | 1.21 | Not listed in guide | Manufacturer guide reviewed: Listed in Fortin install guide #61811 as of · page 1 |
Not sure which ignition?
Push-to-start: you press a button to start. Standard key: you turn a key. H key or G key: Toyota keys with an H or G stamped on the blade.
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