thequeenscheese
Well-Known Member
Get the battery tested in both fob and under bonnet prob one of those 2 test will be free somewhere and fob batteries are cheap..
teddywood1
Well-Known Member
if it turns the alarm off and on then it sounds as though the battery in it is ok but is your battery on the car ok I know it sounds daft buy if you have a low battery then the door actuators will not be so good ,or there is a fault in the system, hope this helps
thequeenscheese
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Ive had bot most recent was bat failed droptest but ive had it where fob battery was low and wouldnt unlock but it did the alarm maybe only sending half a sivnal or somthing who knows..
Check the batterys water levels if its that type and make sure terminals are tigh not corroded etc on mine i was getting the driver lock half open on one push then all open on the second push(single point entry) new battery for the van fixed it.
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englishbullterrier
Active Member
Have you EVEN tried the search field at the top of the page. This subject has been covered a thousand times............
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
Probably not condidering they first posted this in 'common faults and questions' but hey.....we all learn
The guys asking for some advice, why do you want to whing about it is there a rule saying you cant ask again?
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
Some of us get tired of repeating ourselves, over and over again!!
It also makes for a very disjointed and hard to follow repair route for others using the search tab
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
Ok Moonrover.
1st off, you need to eliminate the remote fob 'lock" button.
So first test is to check the boot is locked when the doors should be. The boot works completely differently to the doors. If the boot won't open, the fault is most likely to be the door lock motors.
If the boot still opens when it should be locked then the best place to start is the remote fobs, the microswitches under the buttons do fail over time.
thequeenscheese
Well-Known Member
if no one asked a question there wouldnt be a forum but a list of questions and answers instead, if anyones tired of repeating themselves then just simply ignore the thread and dont comment..
or at least do something usefull like post the link to the thread
thats already there if ya know where it is.
or at least do something usefull like post the link to the thread
thats already there if ya know where it is.
Some of us get tired of repeating ourselves, over and over again!!
It also makes for a very disjointed and hard to follow repair route for others using the search tab
have you tried getting a life dick?
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
My point exactly. I see you contributed something useful to the thread?
Maybe if you bothered to read post 11, I explained what the OP could check next.
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englishbullterrier
Active Member
With a name like "biscuits" I wonder exactly who IS the dick :mooning:
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
Ooo tis a bit rowdy in'ere I's off to the tratterer section :behindsofa:
Why not just have a look at the thread, if you dont have anything interesting or funny to say scroll down to next thread and try again, its easy. Stop whinging and bitching about it being covered before,like i mentioned earlier the OP was a request for information from some like minded owners about a fairly frustrating issue and all he/she gets is pish from you dick
