brainboy81
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Help neither remote key will unlock the car but licked it an hour ago fine. If I open the door with the key the alarm goes off will not start help
Urgent help keys do not work and alarm sounds
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brainboy81
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Battery is fine been having starting issues and often crank 10 time plus no issue just ogt back from a 20 mile run parked up and left it as normal went outside to fit new fuel return valve and the car will not unlock from either remote key
ratty
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have you tried entering the EKA code?
brainboy81
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Ska ccode????? I have a nanocom
sierrafery
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And did u run it on the BCU/alarm?
brainboy81
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No as the laram keep sgoing off and i live on a very quite street already had one of the neighbours out. Just wanted to know if there were any common issues.
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Disconnect the battery for some minutes... if it's still doing it after that unplug the horns (and the BBUS if fitted) and plug in the scanner...if the perimetric or volumetric alarm is setted on "Only disarm with key if locked with key" mode it'll remain active untill u disarm it with the fob(cos u armed it with the fob not with the key) or u reconfigure it with your nanocom.
sierrafery
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As a matter of fact...a quite common fault is the receiver(between the two sunroofs).......if u are certain that the fob's battery is not tyred
brainboy81
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Tried both fobs. Will plug in nanocom tomorrow
ratty
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leave the door open and the ignition on while conducting your nanocom scan and the alarm will shut up after 30 secs. It will remain silent until you close and open the door again or turn the ignition off and on.
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sierrafery
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It can often get a 300tdi or TD5 going by doing that.
....especially Td5(i mean Discovery)....strange(or not
) bu i've never seen such complains about Defenderi was forced to use the "battery off" trick a few times......untill it draw me as crazy as i bought a Hawkeye
.....now it's always near me in the car....the best anodyne which i dont have to swallowbrainboy81
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It working normaly this morning, nothing done on my part completly weird.
ratty
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If someone with a similar fob frequency (landrover, rover etc) used their fob in close proximity to yours it can sometimes knock your immobiliser on and make it unable to respond for 20 mins. I've come across this a few times in carparks.
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Lots of stuff use the 433MHz frequency, it's the data thats transmitted on the frequency thats important and later D1's and all D2's onwards use a rolling data code so it's very unlikely, more like there's a high power transmitter in the area 'bleeding' over to top of all the other fequencies in use in that area so everyone can suffer in some way.
