You will need two 2025 .
Thought using the key to lock and the remote to unlock can cause problems Mark.Mine has just done this at the week-end, never an issue before..
It was ignoring the remote (because she wanted to stay out longer)! And this morning I locked her with the key and the hazards responded... I tried the remote and we were all friends again...
Thats the procedure when isolating the vehicles alarm interior movement sensor, is it not ?
Never used that facilty, but thought it could cause engine disable.
no idea and no idea, I've got three keys in total and they all unlock and start the bugger.... As long as you lock and unlock with the key and not lock with the key and unlock with the remote. It's completely one or the other for both operations. Tis my understanding or experience
Agreed mate it's when you mix and match that problems occur I believe.no idea and no idea, I've got three keys in total and they all unlock and start the bugger.... As long as you lock and unlock with the key and not lock with the key and unlock with the remote. It's completely one or the other for both operations. Tis my understanding or experience
Nothing in my manual about isolating the volumetric sensor.
Just reread the manual and volumetric sensor is only armed when the car is superlocked so the answer to @discool is no.
Ok, finally got out and bought 2 new 2025 batteries, put them in and....nothing! No red light on the fob, no locking or opening.
I take it you put them in the correct way round + to the bottom and the battery carrier has the o ring fitted and is in the correct orientation for the metal contact
Checked and I had the batteries in right way round but hadn't turned the carrier to make the contact.
Having rectified that, red lights and signs of life, woo hoo. Unfortunately. my problem with the central locking remains the same, locks with the fob but wont open. Back to square one I suppose.Does the red ligh illuminate when the unlock button is pressed?Checked and I had the batteries in right way round but hadn't turned the carrier to make the contact.
Yes, and when the lock one is pressed.
Checked and I had the batteries in right way round but hadn't turned the carrier to make the contact.
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