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Any ideas, I changed the regulator on the drivers window a couple of weeks ago but I don't think it's related.
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There are other ways to try and reset the fob but i cant find the list
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So today at lunch I noticed my car wouldn't lock with the fob, using the key works and so does the switch on the dash.
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So today at lunch I noticed my car wouldn't lock with the fob, using the key works and so does the switch on the dash. I also noticed the voltmeter showing around 13.5v rather than the usual just under 14v. Any ideas, I changed the regulator on the drivers window a couple of weeks ago but I don't think it's related.
Cheers guys.
When you press the fob does the red light flash ?
If not then battery or new fob required .
If it does then it still can be the fob but also the ignition lock or the drivers door lock asembly .
With a tester you can see fob activation plus the ignition lock fault (if you know what to look for ) and if the door lock drivers side is faulty .
If the car thinks the key is still in the igntion it wont lock ( yes with the central locking button but not the fob ) .. there is a switch in the ignition lock that can fail and cause this .
If the car thinks the drivers door is open it wont lock .. micro switch failure .
No light on the fob = battery or fob .
So I'm I change the fob battery and neither the bonnet pops or the car locks, I'm assuming either the fobs broken (despite light on fob flashing) or it's somehow become induced to the car?
Just tried it, still no luck and to top it off as soon as I open the car with the kettle alarm goes off. Weirdly I can still lock the car by pressing the fob button when it's in the ignition. Should I order a new fob?
Try fitting the fob battery upside down , then refit it the correct way .
There are other ways to try and reset the fob but i cant find the list
I would suggest get your indy to look at it first rather than just replaceing the fob as i find it strange it works when in the ignition lock as that takes us back to the ignition lock fault where it doesnt see the key being removed from the ignition .
I'm visiting an Indy on Mon night after work to see if he can resend it (I've tried battery upside down, key in ignition and pressing button) also my alarm goes off straight away rather than give me 10 secs which is quite annoying.
So after a visit to my Indy, there were no error codes but he thinks it's the sensor on the dash 99665325100. Anyone have any experience changing it, it looks as though it just pops out.
There were some codes but I can't remember them. My issue is to take to Porsche is a sat job as I can't get there before they shut on a weekday. Do you think he's barking up th^ wrong tree, design 911 lists it as a sensor with no mention of it being related to sun. He's thinking its that due to the bonnet not popping up with the fob either.
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