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Remote CL and Alarm -

yop · 2004-11-27 21:01:52

Lads I have a Ford Focus with remote central locking and alarm. Car is 3 year old, came out there yesterday, the remote CL would not work, not a budge, thought battery, got a new battery, not a sausage. so anyone have ideas could be the issue, experiences with this?? Cheers

27-11-2004 9:01pm

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Lads
I have a Ford Focus with remote central locking and alarm.

Car is 3 year old, came out there yesterday, the remote CL would not work, not a budge, thought battery, got a new battery, not a sausage.

so anyone have ideas could be the issue, experiences with this??

Cheers

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#2 27-11-2004 9:36pm

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do you have a spare remote & if so does it work on the car?

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#3 27-11-2004 9:47pm

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I don't lad, have the spare key alright, I really have no way that I can think of knowing if it is the car or the remote that is causing the issue.

2 weeks ago I had to get the coil replaced in the car, so I am not sure if this is a knock on effect or not.

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#4 28-11-2004 11:02pm

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do all doors open/lock when you turn the key in drivers door lock?

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#5 29-11-2004 8:33am

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My Dad had a mondeo (prob same lockin system as Focus) Battery died in the key fob, went to local auto store, asked them to replace the battery, they refused point blank. Supposedly if you remove the battery for more than 30secs AFAIR, then the electronics in the key are reset & the key is rendered useless & you have to go back to the main dealer

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#6 29-11-2004 11:02am

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ahh crap.. Im just after starting a new thread on this a few mins ago :rolleyes:

Same thing happened to me. Says in the manual that you have to go back to
the main dealer to get it reset alright. Anyone know how much this costs? :mad:
Tox

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#7 29-11-2004 11:07am

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i think i seen post before about it and price was 50yoyo's could be wrong

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#8 29-11-2004 11:13am

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Fup off!! what a load of sh*te!!! motor of god!!

I will search tinternet for more info and see what happens, will let ye know the story!

slan

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#9 29-11-2004 11:27am

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not a ford dealer but check the last post here last post here

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#10 30-11-2004 11:14am

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Lads

Got it working anyway. The state was.
Put in key, turn to position 1 then turn to positon 2 and back to 1, then to 2, repeat this quickly 5 times in total.
The car will beep at you, when it does keep one of the buttons on the key ring held, the car will beep at you again.
Then you will take the key out, put it back in turn to position 2. Then wait for 5 seconds, take it out and you should work fine.

cheers

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#11 01-12-2004 12:56pm

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do you have to pat your head and rub your tummy while you do that?........

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#12 01-12-2004 3:23pm

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yop wrote:

Lads

Got it working anyway. The state was.
Put in key, turn to position 1 then turn to positon 2 and back to 1, then to 2, repeat this quickly 5 times in total.
The car will beep at you, when it does keep one of the buttons on the key ring held, the car will beep at you again.
Then you will take the key out, put it back in turn to position 2. Then wait for 5 seconds, take it out and you should work fine.

cheers

feck...

Would almost be worth going to the ford dealer and paying 50 yoyos that
trying to figure all that out.. lol

Ill give it a try at the weekend and see what happens..

Tox

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#13 01-12-2004 3:24pm

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Blitzkrieger wrote:

do you have to pat your head and rub your tummy while you do that?........

ya forgot the part of hopping on one leg too..

Tox

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