Keyless entry question
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Keyless entry question
On my previous car, I once left my keys in my jeans as they went through the wash which killed my keyfob.
Since there's no manual way to get into the car on a deadfob, what do you do if something happens like the battery in it dies?
Since there's no manual way to get into the car on a deadfob, what do you do if something happens like the battery in it dies?
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hmmm I ran mine through the wash and it was fine. There is a rubber seal around the chip on the inside of my fob to keep it dry.
If you're batter dies, you put the cover off your door handle to reveal the keyhole.
To start your car, simply hold the keyfob directly against the start button and you'll be all set.
If you're batter dies, you put the cover off your door handle to reveal the keyhole.
To start your car, simply hold the keyfob directly against the start button and you'll be all set.
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If some of my questions are retarded its because I don't actually have my car until next week. I guess the dealer will go over this stuff but I like learning in advance.
Last edited by MBTC; 06-24-10 at 07:27 PM.
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You can also keep a spare battery in the tool kit in the trunk, open the trunk with the mechanical key, replace the battery, and go.
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Another thing, when I left my Nissan keyfob in my pants through the wash, I tried replacing the battery and it wasn't enough.. the water borked the entire keyfob.
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