Thread: Central locking....

Originally Posted by V8Ian

And nobody's pinched it, yet, despite it not having an operative central locking system.

Kids today wouldn't have a clue how to drive it.

Yep, all you need is a vehicle with a clutch pedal and most people under 30 won’t be able to move it.

Originally Posted by 123rover50

There is no point in locking it anyway. If these bloody kids here want it they get it somehow.

Keith

True. Also, my dad used to lock everything And only he had the key, and he was usually the invisible man. I grew up with an almost pathological hatred of locking things. I just want to know what I did.

I have an old work van here I need to sell,it is always unlocked,unfortunately it has not yet disappeared.

I suppose the three pedals will have them foxed.

My Father used to lock everything as well,had Abloy locks fitted to all the outside doors,and a Doberman.
But the bloody dog was useless,wagged it’s tail at everyone,but looked the part.
But he always forget where he had hidden the spare key.

Originally Posted by Tins

Kids today wouldn't have a clue how to drive it.

It does have the best driver aid ever invented though. A steering wheel.

When I got the new keys ( a certain indie who shall remain nameless but many know who I mean lost all my others; great fun getting key cutting codes from LR) I was able to program them both to work. Today I tried to sync them. I can get one or the other to work.... but not both. Detect one, the other becomes "undetect".
Sigh.
Anyway, I have established that the system works. Anyone need a spare RF receiver?

Did you try the second one in a different slot as they are 4 available i mean if one code is in the first slot try the second in the 3'rd ot 4'rth maybe it works that way.... very strange things are happening there, also after one was programmed wait 60 seconds exit and unplug nanocom then start again from the beginning with the second