Hidden Keyless entry password ?
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2000 5:07 pm
Keyless Entry
If you have the infrared remote locking system
You may or may not be aware that your car has a key-less entry facility.
To check, lift the drivers door handle (when locked)
– if it beeps, then your in business.
This will work even if remote is not,
1 - select a four-digit code number
- avoid 0 since it requires 10 pulls on the handle to represent 0).
2 - turn on ignition and open driver’s door.
3 - lift and hold outer handle for longer than 5 seconds
- buzzer gives long beep - this means the system is waiting for&nbs! p;a new code.
4 - lift and lower handle the number times for your first number
- wait for single beep.
5 - repeat second, third, and fourth numbers.
- now the system will start beeping – it is requesting you to confirm the code number.
6 - repeat steps 4 and 5.
7 - when the second series of code numbers matches the first series
- a long beep will sound to tell you the code has been registered.
Now test it – lower your drivers door window, turn off ignition, and lock the door.
Now try&n! bsp;your code on the outer door handle and you should hear the car unlock.
NOTE
If the wrong code is used five times
- the system shuts down for five minutes.
If the battery is disconnected for longer two hours
- the code will be erased and will require new programming. Clever eh?
Saves a lot of swearing and blaming it on the other person for locking
the keys in there in the first place.
Pretty kewl huh!
Does anybody have this ??
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If you have the infrared remote locking system
You may or may not be aware that your car has a key-less entry facility.
To check, lift the drivers door handle (when locked)
– if it beeps, then your in business.
This will work even if remote is not,
1 - select a four-digit code number
- avoid 0 since it requires 10 pulls on the handle to represent 0).
2 - turn on ignition and open driver’s door.
3 - lift and hold outer handle for longer than 5 seconds
- buzzer gives long beep - this means the system is waiting for&nbs! p;a new code.
4 - lift and lower handle the number times for your first number
- wait for single beep.
5 - repeat second, third, and fourth numbers.
- now the system will start beeping – it is requesting you to confirm the code number.
6 - repeat steps 4 and 5.
7 - when the second series of code numbers matches the first series
- a long beep will sound to tell you the code has been registered.
Now test it – lower your drivers door window, turn off ignition, and lock the door.
Now try&n! bsp;your code on the outer door handle and you should hear the car unlock.
NOTE
If the wrong code is used five times
- the system shuts down for five minutes.
If the battery is disconnected for longer two hours
- the code will be erased and will require new programming. Clever eh?
Saves a lot of swearing and blaming it on the other person for locking
the keys in there in the first place.
Pretty kewl huh!
Does anybody have this ??
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, will those key-less work on to my car too?