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Originally Posted by bgalakazam
Damaged keyfob could be drawing incorrect current under load which will cause incorrect voltage values under load. But 2 of us already put in new batteries and it didn't solve the issue. More like a damaged board on the remote. Strangely it has only fell 1-2 times where as my old Dodge Dart fell every other day and had no issues.
Consider brand/source. A poster above mentioned that a "new" battery might be questionable regarding specs and "freshness".
I am leaning to believe the keyfob is damaged. While it's just a minor annoyance, suggesting a battery swap is not the correct answer. I'll do some more investigation, but so far this mostly happens with comfort access and rarely when unlocking from the button.
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It seems that comfort access is way more complicated and depends on many variables where the lock/unlock with the buttons works alot less "selectively". After all, for the comfort access you need proximity where the lock/unlock can be done from a far greater distance.
All of that does not mean that your keyfob is not at fault. Just it seems unlikely to me that it would fail so easily. I accidently washed one of mine, kicked it down the steps, my little son got a hold of it....and its still working. Just saying , before you go the expensive route, you might want to try exact replacement battery - in my case it was Sony.
On a different note, BG as in the country alakazam or am I misreading it?
