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Car Forum / BMW Cars / April 2006

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97 e36 remote entry intermittent

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Scott Robins - 01 Apr 2006 04:42 GMT
Recently, the remote entry on my 97 328i has been acting up.  Sometimes,
I have to click the 'open' button 10 or 15 times before the doors
unlock.  Sometimes (most of the time) it works the first time.  Same
thing for locking.

I changed the battery in the remote but that hasn't made a difference.
Is there anything else I can do?

Thanks,
ScottR
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Scott Robins
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> Recently, the remote entry on my 97 328i has been acting up.  Sometimes,
> I have to click the 'open' button 10 or 15 times before the doors
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> Scott Robins

look around your very local area..........have any new mobile antenna masts
been erected recently.

these are known to cause interference with remote locking....

I speak from 2 experiences (Audi and Suzuki)
tony p - 02 Apr 2006 09:05 GMT
The Same for me too, Try using the remote in the area arond the windscreen
wipers, if ok here more than likely RF interference.

> Recently, the remote entry on my 97 328i has been acting up.  Sometimes,
> I have to click the 'open' button 10 or 15 times before the doors
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> Scott Robins
 
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