Baldie88
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I have a 2016 and run into my first problem. Suddenly the remote key fobs are not being recognized. Car will start if I put the fob into the pocket on the steering column. All other functions seem to work (door locks, etc.) Everything worked fine 2 days ago. I have the problem with both remotes.
The only thing I've done is to remove the plenum and rail covers to put on new custom ones. I did have to disconnect one of the connectors on the plenum to pull it off but that's the only electrical thing I touched. I did not disconnect the battery when I did this. I don't see how this affected the key fobs.
I'm suspicious since both fobs did it at the same time. I do get the ding, ding, ding when I open the door so it seems to me that it is recognizing the fob, just won't start the car.
Only idea is to replace the fob batteries but I think they should last longer than 2 years. Would disconnecting the battery do anything? Currently on a battery tender since I won't drive it much during the winter.
Any suggestions is appreciated.
Ron
"Baldie88"
The only thing I've done is to remove the plenum and rail covers to put on new custom ones. I did have to disconnect one of the connectors on the plenum to pull it off but that's the only electrical thing I touched. I did not disconnect the battery when I did this. I don't see how this affected the key fobs.
I'm suspicious since both fobs did it at the same time. I do get the ding, ding, ding when I open the door so it seems to me that it is recognizing the fob, just won't start the car.
Only idea is to replace the fob batteries but I think they should last longer than 2 years. Would disconnecting the battery do anything? Currently on a battery tender since I won't drive it much during the winter.
Any suggestions is appreciated.
Ron
"Baldie88"
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