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Old 18-12-2007, 05:18 PM   #1
fordman_01
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Angry central locking issue

hey, i have this issue with my central locking in my 2000 au falcon. i have read other topics on this and know that it is common on au's. this is my problem: the central locking works fine when i use the key to lock and unlock it but when i use the remote it doesnt seem to work. when i press the remote to unlock it you can hear the locks trying to unlock but they dont, while when i try to lock it it makes the same sound and then starts beeping qucikly for a few seconds. the boot control on the remote works fine and the only problem is with the remote locking and unlocking my car. do you think i need a new remote or something? please help as it is quite frustating.

cheers neil

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