Keyless entry remote battery dead at 6 months WTF!
05-10-2005, 02:45 PM
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Get real. I occasionally get defective batteries in my flashlights. It happens. Batteries aren't perfect. If your replacement battery dies in 6 months, then you may have a case for a defective or poorly designed remote.
05-11-2005, 10:58 AM
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My remote stopped working after less than a year. I was at the dealer bitching about the brake recall and complained, they just gave me a new remote.
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Originally Posted by Rotary Nut
I never had a remote battery go dead so quickly!
All the cars I have had for the last 10 years had remotes for keyless entry and they all lasted for well over a year. My '99 Passat lasted for three years and was still working when I traded it for my Audi.
I opened it up to check for corrosion or something out of the ordinary but it was clean. Has anyone else had to replace the battery in their remotes yet?
All the cars I have had for the last 10 years had remotes for keyless entry and they all lasted for well over a year. My '99 Passat lasted for three years and was still working when I traded it for my Audi.
I opened it up to check for corrosion or something out of the ordinary but it was clean. Has anyone else had to replace the battery in their remotes yet?
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