1999 Audi A6 - Changed batteries for my Keyless Entry Remote but still does not work.? - audi a6 remote entry battery
My keyless remote works well, since I bought my 99 Audi A6 2.8 liter 3 years ago. Suddenly, the remote is not working. I thought the battery is empty, and I went and replaced, but the new batteries.
The keyless entry is dead, as with the batteries.
My question is:
Who knows if it restore anything else needed? Could it be a fuse or something similar? What you have to solve this problem themselves, without going through the dealer :-)
Monday, February 8, 2010
Audi A6 Remote Entry Battery 1999 Audi A6 - Changed Batteries For My Keyless Entry Remote But Still Does Not Work.?
4 comments:
First try this method.
NOTE: If you press the button repeatedly carried out with the vehicle fails out of range or replacing the batteries and the system
proceed as follows:
Press the lock or unlock.
Manual lock and unlock the driver's door within 30 seconds.
System should lock or unlock the vehicle.
If not, then you must remove the plaque and a set of buttons, which are welded together.
This is a weakness and the legs or break or you get a bad set.
Try to resolder legs, even if you do not the problems and try again.
Good luck.
Perhaps many things .. Finally .. 1. Remote low battery. 2.Remote lost the ability of the carrier frequency of the RF probe in the car on the remote control or the need to adapt. 3. NO-sensor receiver in the car or cantaiminated not covered. 4. NOT standard modules (basically, the control module of the remote functions)
Imagine going in front, a car pulls away, the radio image is removed to leave a car .. Image sensor in order of receipt of the radio and say that a module to control signals to different blocks and the lighting and others .. Message See the links in the diagnosis?
To cover the bases? Fuses checked? He made sure the new batteries, in fact, is not it? Taken Panel Who wears the hat of aluminum windshield SO has nothing to do with them? Have you noticed that your baby play with the remote control and put in the bathroom?
I do not know where you are, but if the United States, then chances are the nearest retailer AutoZone sat in front of a qualified remote device on his new number and said if you encounter frequency RF or UF .. Pure and cut into slicesBread .. Good luck!
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If your very experienced with the installation of alarm systems you might be able to understand. If not, then you probably have a dealer or a business of alarm system. Sometimes what happens is the mechanism in the door panel to the lock is broken. Normally, the solenoid valves have, however, could be more. You should try calling the alarm from the store. Sometimes you can find help, they have used Nice will give you some troubleshooting tips. Good luck!
If not, the two remotes at the same time, the problem is not the remote. It is in the modular system and requires a qualified expert to start it again.
The disposal of batteries in the remote control has been de-programmed.
All we can do now is, to a dealer approach works well.
I could tell you how to reprogram them, but with an error
Module, you first need to be repaired.
(Programming is part of the repair.)
By the way, if you bought the new car, is the procedure in your owner's manual
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