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Kevin
28th March 2016, 01:05 PM
Hi
I was wondering if I could get some friendly advice about my 2003 td5 auto , I am unable to lock or unlock the car with the fob remote , I have also found that when I try to start the car nothing happens no cranking at all, the battery is fully charged , would anyone know of any possible cause for this so I can try and fix the problem
Mick_Marsh
28th March 2016, 01:08 PM
Hi
I was wondering if I could get some friendly advice about my 2003 td5 auto , I am unable to lock or unlock the car with the fob remote , I have also found that when I try to start the car nothing happens no cranking at all, the battery is fully charged , would anyone know of any possible cause for this so I can try and fix the problem
Are you parked near any shops with automatic opening doors?
Kevin
28th March 2016, 01:10 PM
No I'm not the car is parked in my garage at home
Ean Austral
28th March 2016, 01:12 PM
I can't remember if the D2 has a main starter fuse. Check the fuse box to see if there is a fuse on the main start system.
I assume you can get in the car using the key and that's when it won't start .
Cheers Ean
Kevin
28th March 2016, 01:15 PM
Hi
Yes I can get into the car using the key but now the alarm triggers when I open the door using the key
Kevin
28th March 2016, 01:16 PM
I am thinking it maybe the immobiliser system on the car causing this problem now
Ean Austral
28th March 2016, 01:20 PM
From memory the D2 has a EKA code that you use the key to access the car and it by passes the immobiliser .it sounds like you need to get this code . An example is you insert the key and you turn it right 1 left twice right twice and it talks to the alarm and lets it accept the key to start.
Others with a better idea than me will be able to tell you how to get the number. Have you got any of the books that came with the car from new? Find a member on here who is close by and has nanocom should work.
Cheers Ean
Kevin
28th March 2016, 01:22 PM
Yes I have all the books that came with the car
Ean Austral
28th March 2016, 01:24 PM
Look for the EKA code it emergency key access . Think this is your problem.
Cheers Ean
Road Stone
28th March 2016, 02:35 PM
Sounds like your Receiver may have failed.
It's bolted to the roof just in front of the rear sunroof, if you have one.
Very simple to swap, the frequency is printed on the unit so you know which one to get.
Cheers Jerry
scarry
28th March 2016, 06:15 PM
Look for the EKA code it emergency key access . Think this is your problem.
Cheers Ean
Or if you don't have the code,with the VIN number LR will eventually get the code for you,but sometimes it takes a while:(
DanDisco2
28th March 2016, 08:07 PM
I had this problem once. Car was not recognising the key fob. I could unlock in manually by inserting the key but couldn't crank it without car thinking it was a burglary. Went back the next morning and was as if nothing had happened. Turned out it was auto doors to a shop causing interference the next morning shop was closed. Try and walk around the car unlocking as it might pick it up. Others have suggested pushing the car a hundred meters. May not be your issue but that's what I had.. Soon as I turned the key the alarm would go off no cranking. I disconnected the battery but the dam alarm wouldn't stop
Ean Austral
29th March 2016, 07:09 AM
How did you go ? Did you work it out.
Cheers Ean
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