Ric wrote:[1] Try rotating the key through ninety degrees as you push the button. It often owrks better one way than the other.
[2]Is there any chance there is a radio transmitter close to where you have the problem? I always have trouble in the carpark at the Broadmeadows KMART (corner of Sydney Road and Camp Road), so I'm sure there's something there.
The keys transmit a low power signal on 433 MHz.
senator wrote:Ric wrote:[1] Try rotating the key through ninety degrees as you push the button. It often owrks better one way than the other.
[2]Is there any chance there is a radio transmitter close to where you have the problem? I always have trouble in the carpark at the Broadmeadows KMART (corner of Sydney Road and Camp Road), so I'm sure there's something there.
The keys transmit a low power signal on 433 MHz.
I have had this issue, but it usually works by pointing the key in centre of windscreen really close to the lower edge of glass, its slightly delayed, so press it once and wait a few seconds
kaycy wrote:Put the key against your head (metal part touching your head) and lock or unlock it. I hope it works for you.
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kaycy wrote:My suggestion might not solve the unlocking problem at all but might help with operating range.
Put the key against your head (metal part touching your head) and lock or unlock it. I hope it works for you.
Check if the buttons are not sticky. Sometimes my locking button tips to one side and gets stuck then the other one won't work.



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