owen88 · Apr 15, 2015

Hi chaps

Got a issue with my range rover p38 after changing my battery in my key fob I cannot start my range rover due to key code lockout code displayed on dashboard. Key fob flashes when u press the unlock/lock button.
,Every time I open the door the alarm goes off which is freaking annoying. Tried eka code normally works however not working anymore , I've also tried key in door holding down unlock button whilst in unlock position and then lock position holding lock button key still no joy.

Hopefully someone can help me

Grrrrrr · Apr 15, 2015

Try giving Mozz Smith a PM and promise him beer.

wammers · Apr 15, 2015

Key code lockout means you have entered wrong EKA code to many times. Never EVER unlock car with key if it has been locked with Fob. If alarm is active you cannot sync Fob. You will have to wait until keycode lock out goes away then enter correct EKA code to turn alarm off. Only then can you sync Fob.

tomcat59alan · Apr 15, 2015

wammers said:
Key code lockout means you have entered wrong EKA code to many times. Never EVER unlock car with key if it has been locked with Fob. If alarm is active you cannot sync Fob. You will have to wait until keycode lock out goes away then enter correct EKA code to turn alarm off. Only then can you sync Fob.

As above, key code lock out will clear itself in about 20-30 minutes

owen88 · Apr 15, 2015

Cheers wammers I have found a key code or what i think is the key code in my hand book. Its on fob key page a 4 digit code 3231. Hope this is the keycode. Will leave the range rover for a few days and see if the keycode lockout disappears . Cheers wammers

wammers · Apr 15, 2015

tomcat59alan said:
As above, key code lock out will clear itself in about 20-30 minutes

Or he could enter EKA maximum twice, if he gets it wrong then open and close drivers door for two more attempts free of charge. That way he will never get keycode lockout.

Datatek · Apr 15, 2015

owen88 said:
Cheers wammers I have found a key code or what i think is the key code in my hand book. Its on fob key page a 4 digit code 3231. Hope this is the keycode. Will leave the range rover for a few days and see if the keycode lockout disappears . Cheers wammers

No need to leave it for more than about half an hour.
Read your owners manual for entering the keycode. (EKA)

tomcat59alan · Apr 15, 2015

wammers said:
Or he could enter EKA maximum twice, if he gets it wrong then open and close drivers door for two more attempts free of charge. That way he will never get keycode lockout.

That is true Tony, just didn't want to confuse the matter.

wammers · Apr 15, 2015

owen88 said:
Cheers wammers I have found a key code or what i think is the key code in my hand book. Its on fob key page a 4 digit code 3231. Hope this is the keycode. Will leave the range rover for a few days and see if the keycode lockout disappears . Cheers wammers

If it written there in pen then that should be the code enter it slowly and carefully. As Keith says follow the instructions in the book.

wammers · Apr 15, 2015

tomcat59alan said:
That is true Tony, just didn't want to confuse the matter.

True, sometimes confusion rules on here.

owen88 · Apr 15, 2015

Cheers lads will try that tomorrow after work thank u once again

owen88 · Apr 16, 2015

no joy today Still says keycode lockout after battery disconnected for 24hrs :-(

Datatek · Apr 16, 2015

owen88 said:
no joy today Still says keycode lockout after battery disconnected for 24hrs :-(

Well it would, it needs the battery connected to operate the time out

wammers · Apr 16, 2015

Datatek said:
Well it would, it needs the battery connected to operate the time out

Sometimes you just can't make it up. :doh::doh:

Grrrrrr · Apr 16, 2015

Everyone has to start learning somewhere. Good job you're here to keep us on track, eh?

wammers · Apr 16, 2015

Grrrrrr said:
Everyone has to start learning somewhere. Good job you're here to keep us on track, eh?

Yeah be thankful. I could **** off and leave you to it. Where at any time was disconnecting the battery mentioned in the posts? Unless some smart arse has PM'd him and given him duff info, it happens a lot on here.

tomcat59alan · Apr 16, 2015

wammers said:
Yeah be thankful. I could **** off and leave you to it. Where at any time was disconnecting the battery mentioned in the posts? Unless some smart arse has PM'd him and given him duff info, it happens a lot on here.

Well it wasn't me, keep that thought for next April 1st though.

owen88 · Apr 16, 2015

I will try again tomorrow if no joy may consider having to sell it too many faults with these range rover i do enjoy the ride when there working lol things is I've spent a lot of money on this vehicle though I've just sorted all the problems now this . lol

tomcat59alan · Apr 16, 2015

owen88 said:
I will try again tomorrow if no joy may consider having to sell it too many faults with these range rover i do enjoy the ride when there working lol things is I've spent a lot of money on this vehicle though I've just sorted all the problems now this . lol

The joys of owning a Range Rover, how will you sell it with the current problem?

owen88 · Apr 16, 2015

I disconnected the battery to clear the keycode fault as when battery was connected the keycode fault stayed on even if i left it a few hrs

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