Immobilized.

So, Nanocom today. Keys not detected. The codes were in there. Played for a bit, but nope. Disabled the security stuff so I can start the thing.... but, did the RF test and the keys were not detected, either of them.. New batteries in both.

So, does this suggest the receiver is dud? Also, could the security system be responsible for the flat battery? If I change the receiver do I need a Nanocom to sync it to the car?

I'd forgotten how much I love this car..

If the RF test fails with a working and programmed fob then the receiver or it's circuit is bad(provided te BCU is OK). The receiver is plug and play.

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Originally Posted by sierrafery

If the RF test fails with a working and programmed fob then the receiver or it's circuit is bad(provided te BCU is OK). The receiver is plug and play.

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Thank you, SF. I'm not sure how to test the BCU, but all of its other functions seemed to work on the Nanocom at least. I was able to test all of the lights etc. I was able to disable the immobilizer. But RF test failed on two keys. New receiver it is, but I don't think even Mario has them.