MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: handy andy on November 13, 2020, 06:38:23 pm
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Hi Guys
Fairly new to the Forum and recently purchased my Ed30 which i'm loving at the moment.
So here we go... After driving home from work last night it seems my remote key fob isn't working regarding locking/un-locking the car!? It worked as usual when i went to the car to go home,so i thought it might need the battery changing so changed for a brand new one...still no joy. So i thought i'd try the spare fob...again no joy???
So after reading several posts on here,i'm thinking my key fobs need re-synchronising as both LED's light up on the fobs but happy to listen to anyone advice or experiences with the same issue as it seems a fairly common issue.
If you've had this problem could you give me some guidance to resolve this issue please or maybe point me in direction of someone with VAGcom VCDS in the East Midlands I'm based in Derby,but willing to travel to get this sorted out.
Thanks in advance
Andy
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Hi. I had a similar issue and replaced with a decent make battery, Duracell iirc.
There is guides through google so maybe have a mooch. I did mine but my memory has always been bad lol.
Easy enough to do though mate
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Hi. I had a similar issue and replaced with a decent make battery, Duracell iirc.
There is guides through google so maybe have a mooch. I did mine but my memory has always been bad lol.
Easy enough to do though mate
Thanks for the reply... Think it was the premium Ever Ready battery that was bought last week and fitted not Duracell but i would think it should do the job... Not the Pound shop rubbish.
I'll have another Google and see what comes up and report back.
Andy
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This is a quote from vRStu:
Using a spare key switch the ignition on.
Insert the key to be programmed into the driver's door lock.
Manually lock the driver's door using the key.
Press the Lock or Unlock button on the fob once.
Wait for a least one second.
Press the Lock or Unlock button on the fob twice.
The vehicle horn will sound to indicate correct programming.
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Great Thanks...I'll give it a try tomorrow and let you know how i get on :happy2: