Ok, my first real problem with the car. The remote doesn't work on one of my keys. It won't open the door anymore. If I use the manual key, you have to open the passenger side and the alarm goes off every time. My wife got caught the other night and the only thing that worked was the back tail gate. She had to crawl in over everything and was very happy about the experience. She told me quite a few times
There is no battery so I have to buy a remote. I have extended warranty but it isn't covered. I think the warranty only covers 3 of the 4 screws holding the glove box in but only on tuesdays and thursdays....or so it seems Does anyone know what they cost over in the UK and if they are in stock? I can get one here for about $250 but none in stock so a bit of a wait.

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Try using the key that does work, to let you in the car. Then use the key that does not work to start the car. This should recharge the internal batteries  www.justgiving.com/toptobottomtractorrun
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Already did. Used the good key to open the car, went on a 1000km drive using the bad key up the coast and along a few fantastic beaches....driving next to a big pod of dolphins.... but still no joy.

New key needed, unless you are handy with a knife, soldering iron, new battery and superglue. There is info on here how to replace the battery.

http://www.freel2.com/forum/topic2178-30.html



cheap and quite easy job to do - just take your time - it's worth it  2002 Honda VFR800
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1998 Toyota Celica ST Pearl Green - Gone
1996 Nissan Primera 1.6 - Gone
1994 Rover Montego 1.6 Auto - Gone

Thank you Simont. I don't recall reading that thread before. Well done, I'm trying it when the battery is available. Cheers