Remote key range to lock/unlock
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C3P0
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Re: Remote key range to lock/unlock
Just now I tried unlocking, as usual unsuccessful. Then i tried again at same spot, but with the key touching my thigh. And it works! Shall try again tomorrow and report.
Just now I tried unlocking, as usual unsuccessful. Then i tried again at same spot, but with the key touching my thigh. And it works! Shall try again tomorrow and report.
Don't OT la, this one serious thread ok....:chinese:davidtch;660574 said:
OptimusWKY
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Re: Remote key range to lock/unlock
Eh.. Why of all places, the thigh works? :shock: hmmm.. Becos near the antenna?
Eh.. Why of all places, the thigh works? :shock: hmmm.. Becos near the antenna?
C3P0;660610 said:
OptimusWKY
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Re: Remote key range to lock/unlock
I think it might, so can penetrate the thick solar film mah. :laughlik:
I think it might, so can penetrate the thick solar film mah. :laughlik:
etan1;660628 said:
OptimusWKY
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Re: Remote key range to lock/unlock
Ermm. For example you are in a new shopping centre car park, you are dead sure that u park at level B2. But you lose your sense of direction because you came down from another lift lobby.
So you hope to unlock your car with the headlight turn on so that you can spot your car?
Second senario, you parked your car in open air and it is raining cats and dogs. Unfortunately, you did not bring an umbrella. The car is running distance from the shelter where you are standing.
Under normal circumstance, you will use your remote to unlock your car first, make a dash towards the car, open the door quickly, sit and close the door. Of course, alternatively you can also run towards your car, while holding on to your remote and unlock the car when is nearer to the car.
But I will prefer the first option.
davidtch;660643 said:
Ermm. For example you are in a new shopping centre car park, you are dead sure that u park at level B2. But you lose your sense of direction because you came down from another lift lobby.
So you hope to unlock your car with the headlight turn on so that you can spot your car?
Second senario, you parked your car in open air and it is raining cats and dogs. Unfortunately, you did not bring an umbrella. The car is running distance from the shelter where you are standing.
Under normal circumstance, you will use your remote to unlock your car first, make a dash towards the car, open the door quickly, sit and close the door. Of course, alternatively you can also run towards your car, while holding on to your remote and unlock the car when is nearer to the car.
But I will prefer the first option.
Re: Remote key range to lock/unlock
For 2nd scenerio: Wait for the rain to stop.
Lastly, long distance remote signal could be pickup by scanner.
For 1st scenerio: As every1 would have a smart fone wif camera, take a pic of nearest exit and pillar. I m driving a classic car w/o any blinking headlite.OptimusWKY;660647 said:Ermm. For example you are in a new shopping centre car park, you are dead sure that u park at level B2. But you lose your sense of direction because you came down from another lift lobby.
So you hope to unlock your car with the headlight turn on so that you can spot your car?
Second senario, you parked your car in open air and it is raining cats and dogs. Unfortunately, you did not bring an umbrella. The car is running distance from the shelter where you are standing.
Under normal circumstance, you will use your remote to unlock your car first, make a dash towards the car, open the door quickly, sit and close the door. Of course, alternatively you can also run towards your car, while holding on to your remote and unlock the car when is nearer to the car.
But I will prefer the first option.
For 2nd scenerio: Wait for the rain to stop.
Lastly, long distance remote signal could be pickup by scanner.
Derrrick Yap
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Re: Remote key range to lock/unlock
Bro, it is not rubbish that the sun film is causing the problem. you may want to try this out urself for the answer.
Wind down all your windows and walk to a distant then activate to remote, It will work and vice verser, the problem came back.
(Sad to say that the design for Beemers remote is a Fuck up:furious::furious: to place the antenne at the rear just becos o'seas Drivers park their car head in unlike Sg)
OptimusWKY;660241 said:
Bro, it is not rubbish that the sun film is causing the problem. you may want to try this out urself for the answer.
Wind down all your windows and walk to a distant then activate to remote, It will work and vice verser, the problem came back.
(Sad to say that the design for Beemers remote is a Fuck up:furious::furious: to place the antenne at the rear just becos o'seas Drivers park their car head in unlike Sg)
