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Had a look in the owners handbook and to my surprise the card with the security codes were there All I need to do now is sort out the drivers door look in case it happens again

I've got into the vehicle, managed to pop the bonnet open through the grill Disconnected the battery and then reconnected and the fob worked straight away Had the vehicle running for a bit, locks and unlocks fine, I think I'm going to change the battery Thanks a lot for your advice, found this...

Does feel like the wrong key, gave it a good WD40 but no joy there

The thought was to connect power onto the starter motor thus upping the voltage in the system and operating the key fob when connected and see if it helps

No harm in trying, how difficult is it to get the bonnet open?

I do have some information on the truck but I think it is still in the glovebox as I've not had the truck very long

I wouldn't of thought it being the battery as it has always seemed up on power Could possibly get under the vehicle with jumps leads and connect direct to the starter motor and see if that works

I thought that, had to go look myself just to make sure That window is the last resort that seems to be getting closer I wonder if I carefully drilled out the top and bottom off the barrel I could get a screwdriver in and work the lock

I can only see a lock on the drivers door, is their any other? Yes locked it with the key fob Friday night as normal went out to it sat morning and nothing happens Have read things about the receiver in the truck being troublesome but not being able to get in posses a little problem Thanks

Hi all, new to the forum hoping someone out their could shed a bit of light on my problem. 1999 discovery td5 The key fob is not opening vehicle, have swapped battery with another still no joy and the red light still works The battery on the vehicle hasn't been showing any signs of lacking...