Keyless entry not working
#23
If it is in the key fob why is the new unused one not working? That is what makes me think it my be my car. I will order the things you are talking about and see if that works. Dont the new thing have to be programmed?
#24
The confusion stems from me, as I was ref the RCDLR as a battery.
#25
What makes me believe it is the fob is that when you aimed at the tester "lock" did not light it up ,but "unlock" did, and I presume, the other buttons did. I am just saying try for a cheap fix first, then worst case scenario is you got a pretty new looking fob, and you can then pay the pro his due.
#27
No, it is only the rubber part. You take the fob apart and keep everything except the rubber part, or you can get the insert type of thing that goes under the rubber, or you can get an entire new fob case including the rubber. That's 3 option under $10, My choice was a new fob case, they are all functionally equivalent. As long as you use the same circuit board no programming is required. The dealer, or locksmith will charge something more than $100 for a new complete fob and then something like $70 to program the car to the new fob.
What makes me believe it is the fob is that when you aimed at the tester "lock" did not light it up ,but "unlock" did, and I presume, the other buttons did. I am just saying try for a cheap fix first, then worst case scenario is you got a pretty new looking fob, and you can then pay the pro his due.
What makes me believe it is the fob is that when you aimed at the tester "lock" did not light it up ,but "unlock" did, and I presume, the other buttons did. I am just saying try for a cheap fix first, then worst case scenario is you got a pretty new looking fob, and you can then pay the pro his due.