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PostPosted: Thu May 24, 2012 1:43 pm Up
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hi bit of a stupid question but how many times do the lights flash when you unlock the car? mines seems to flash about 5 times or so fast but when i lock it its just 1 flash for a second then goes off.

also my button does not work from far i have to be close to the car (2-3 meters) to unlock it could it be that the battery in the remote is finishing?

 
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the flashing is normal mate.

and the 2nd question i would say change the battery in the fob

 

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spike_202 wrote:
the flashing is normal mate.

and the 2nd question i would say change the battery in the fob


thanks mate.

i thought the flashing normally happens when a bulb has gone

 
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on my motorbike it used to flash (on side really fast) if one bulb was gone cant say Ive noticed in the pug lol
i assume its so you can see your car in a car park better ect??

 

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spike_202 wrote:
on my motorbike it used to flash (on side really fast) if one bulb was gone cant say Ive noticed in the pug lol
i assume its so you can see your car in a car park better ect??

ok thank you mate just wanted it cleared up as it hand me thinking why it flashes so much lol

 
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spike_202 wrote:
the flashing is normal mate.

and the 2nd question i would say change the battery in the fob
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1 flash = lock
3-5 flashes = unlock
flashing fast when indicating = bulb out

Same system on my 307, and changing the battery will improve the range if it's gone down to a few metres.

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The fast flashes are to convey the car 'waking-up', unlocked and ready to be driven.
One slow flash is to give the feeling of it 'going to sleep', locked safely.

That's how I always thought of it, but I'm stupid.

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Also if u press the lock button after about 10 seconds of locking the car. The hazards will flash fast for about 30 secs. This is used to find your car in a car park or at night etc. also useful to check u have locked the car
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abs06 wrote:
Also if u press the lock button after about 10 seconds of locking the car. The hazards will flash fast for about 30 secs. This is used to find your car in a car park or at night etc. also useful to check u have locked the car

sorry is that before locking or after and do you have to hold it for 10 seconds?

 
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V9977 wrote:
The fast flashes are to convey the car 'waking-up', unlocked and ready to be driven.
One slow flash is to give the feeling of it 'going to sleep', locked safely.

That's how I always thought of it, but I'm stupid.

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