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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: terry paget on 18 May 2016, 21:28:23
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As above. Grandson (18 months old) has chewed regular fob, holing it. Emma has a spare key and fob, key works but fob does not. Battery is fine. I tried resynchronising Omega style, but no joy. Any ideas?
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Found this ont t'interweb
1. Lock car by using key in lock
2. Move out of range and press button on fob for 5 secs.
3. Unlock car door with key but do not open door
4. Standing near the vehicle, press the dotted button 4 times very quickly, the door should lock
5. Then press the unlock button and door should unlock.
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I think the resync procedure is in the manual, along with key entry procedure to disable alarm/immob...
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I think the resync procedure is in the manual, along with key entry procedure to disable alarm/immob...
Which only works if you have the correct code as it changes if it's had new keys programmed. You have to be careful that the door lock/switch is working: they often aren't
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I think the resync procedure is in the manual, along with key entry procedure to disable alarm/immob...
Which only works if you have the correct code as it changes if it's had new keys programmed. You have to be careful that the door lock/switch is working: they often aren't
I think the entry code remains as that the car was originally set with *IF* new keys are programmed correctly. A lot of the backpages-of-Autotrader key programming companies use gear that overwrites more of the flash than they are supposed to.
Can't test it now, as I'm Roverless ;D