Remote key problem '93 Rangie.
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Remote key problem '93 Rangie. - 3/28/2007 5:35:30 AM
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Bill E
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'93 Rangie - When I lock the vehicle with the remote instead of the normal triple flash of the indicator lights I only get one long flash, for about 3 seconds, vehicle still locks, red light on dash still blinks rapid for about 8 seconds then slows to the normal rate. I’m a bit worried about getting locked out. Checked my SPARE REMOTE and found that the spare operates the lock/unlock as it should i.e. on locking 3 flashes of indicators and alarm arms as it should. It is not a battery problem – I swapped batteries between remotes, no difference. I have cleaned the terminals in the remote fob, no difference. On the SPARE REMOTE the red light on remote blinks once each press of the button, if you hold the button down continuously you still get only the one blink. The other remote, which is used every day and worked the same as the spare (Until now) produces the symptoms explained in first paragraph but I now notice that the red light on this remote blinks continuously if you keep the button depressed. Question.... Has anyone had this happen and what's the cause? Thanks in advance for any help.
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'93 Classic Rangie, 3.9 Auto, KA635019 VIN with ABS, RH drive, Located in Perth Western Australia. Anyone who is not confused, doesn't understand what's really going on.
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RE: Remote key problem '93 Rangie. - 3/28/2007 10:22:45 AM
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Disco Mike
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The only thing I can think of is that maybe the one remote is starting to fail, haven't heard of this happening before. Mike
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RE: Remote key problem '93 Rangie. - 4/1/2007 10:57:48 PM
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cold_surfer
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My 93 RRC (US LHD) had a remote FOB problem for a few years after I bought it from a lot (where it sat for 7 months and killed the battery). The low voltage state messed up the chip memory. Anyhow, taking the fobs and truck to the dealer, they fitted it with NEW chips in the FOBs and the remote unit in the truck. No problems since then. It was surprisingly cheap ($75 I think). They said the ROM memory in the truck can flash in a low voltage state and get corrupted.
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RE: Remote key problem '93 Rangie. - 4/1/2007 10:59:55 PM
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cold_surfer
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You can probably just order the chips and install them yourself (if you can get the programming guide). The guide might not be necessary -- I think my 1993 electronic manual was not updated to reflect the system in the truck. It's the case with trailer wiring too.
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Melbourne, Florida - Space Coast Rovers Club Member 93 RR SWB, 2" lift, Mantek Snorkel, 10K winch 93 RR LWB stock + mastercraft MT 245/75 E
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RE: Remote key problem '93 Rangie. - 4/1/2007 11:15:30 PM
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Bill E
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Sounds logical but ..... I have 2 fobs one works as it should but the other is demonstrating the problem, so I think it is probably the remote. When you depress the button (Mine is a ONE BUTTON remote) and hold it down does the LED on the fob blink only once or does it blink continuously? The one I have that works correctly blinks once only, the other one that seems faulty blinks continuously.
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'93 Classic Rangie, 3.9 Auto, KA635019 VIN with ABS, RH drive, Located in Perth Western Australia. Anyone who is not confused, doesn't understand what's really going on.
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