Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: pauls on 22 June 2016, 17:13:44
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Brain dead as usual >:( didnt we have a member who could repair / key fobs
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Martin Imber :y
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Thats him is he still running on ebay
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He has/had his own website ...
http://www.imber.me.uk/
:)
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Great thanks :y
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If it will last long enough to next time that Terbert fella gets off his 'arris and organises a Wycombe do, I can bring some switches along and an iron...
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If it will last long enough to next time that Terbert fella gets off his 'arris and organises a Wycombe do, I can bring some switches along and an iron...
You turning pink??? Ironing is womens work! :P :P :P :P
;D ;D
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Just a follow up question on this, what fails on these it is the key not sending a strong enough signal to open the doors or the car itself not receiving it. One of my fobs is good new battery,button good but every so often i have to press and wave it around like a idiot to get the doors to open.other fob is total add it
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Iv had 3 fobs go faulty on me, and its always been the battery connector....
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Just a follow up question on this, what fails on these it is the key not sending a strong enough signal to open the doors or the car itself not receiving it. One of my fobs is good new battery,button good but every so often i have to press and wave it around like a idiot to get the doors to open.other fob is total add it
On 2 button, its the battery holder. On 3 button, battery holder and switches.
Remember, the battery needs to "recover" after each press, which has the symptom of reduced range on the 2nd or 3rd press.
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Ah so i was on the right track when i said to myself new fobs needed. :y
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Can i just buy 2 new fobs from martin.
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No because the new fobs would need programming to your cars ECU... for that you would need programming software and most importantly the car pass....
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No because the new fobs would need programming to your cars ECU... for that you would need programming software and most importantly the car pass....
ok will sort out sending them upto him to sort out :y
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No because the new fobs would need programming to your cars ECU... for that you would need programming software and most importantly the car pass....
IIRC from my days at Vx you can swap the chips over and they will start the car, can't remember if there's a work round for the remote side of it... may be able to press the lock button with ignition on to initialise it but my memory fails me
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No because the new fobs would need programming to your cars ECU... for that you would need programming software and most importantly the car pass....
IIRC from my days at Vx you can swap the chips over and they will start the car, can't remember if there's a work round for the remote side of it... may be able to press the lock button with ignition on to initialise it but my memory fails me
Nope