I just repaired an Astra keyfob it was water damaged but the client said it didn't work even though I tested the remote and it was working. After finding your video I sent the instructions to the client and he confirmed all is working fine now after re-synchronizing the fob. Thanks mate very much appreciated!
@@georget314 after 20 odd seconds it should lock the car and the fob should be synced. Dissassemble the fob and inspect the motherboard, confirm no corrosion is present, no smd components are damaged, burn marks etc. Also review the battery holder soldr joints to confirm they've not pulled out of their through hole connection. Report back. PS: what Astra do you have, model, year etc
This worked for me - sourced from Vauxhall Corsa (2012) Owner's Manual-page 20. The problem with this car being that the remote did not lock or unlock the driver door while locking and unlocking the passenger and boot doors. >> 1: Ensure the car is locked prior to steps 2 to 7. 2: Take note which way up the remote battery is facing then completely remove the battery from the remote fob for about 60 seconds. 3: Replace the battery. 4: Take note - Once the battery is replaced do not use the remote to unlock the car. 5: Use the key to open the driver door. 6: Insert the key into the ignition and switch on. 7: Switch off and test. * * * Note: This will not solve the problem if the locking solenoid (an electro-mechanical device) is faulty. This can be tested by locking the doors from inside the car via the internal lock button - insure the lock button is illuminated - then opening the relevant door window. Now test if the relevant door can be opened via the the external door handle. If the door opens while the internal lock button is illuminated and the external door handle is operated then the locking solenoid is not engaging and either needs replacing or determining if an electrical fault is at cause. (it is assumed that the other doors operate without fault). Here is some addition info that may be of interest >> Vehicle Customisation/Personalisation From Vauxhall Corsa (2012) Owner's Manual-pages 92-93. 1: Insert the key into the ignition switch without switching on - the ignition must be off and no lights illuminated on the miles display. 2: Pull the signal and wiper levers towards the steering wheel until a confirmation beep is heard. 3: The miles display will display a P(+ number) follower by off or on. 4: Pushing the signal lever up or down will scroll through P1 to P7. 5: Pushing the wiper lever up or down will toggle the relevant P(+ number) on or off. 6: The P(+ number) customisation are as follows: 7: P1 - ON: Switch on the external lighting using the remote control. 8: P2 - ON: Automatic rear windscreen wiper when reverse gear selected. 9: P3 - ON: Lane change indication: three flashes when the lever is moved slightly. If the lever is held longer the indication flash is - as normal - continuous until automatically or manually cancelled. 19: P4 - ON: The driver door will unlock with one press of the remote but the passenger doors and tail-gate will require an additional press of the remote to unlock. This security feature will prevent unauthorised entry to the vehicle via passenger doors and tail-gate when the driver door is unlocked. 20: P4 - OFF: All doors including tail-gate will be unlocked with one press of the remote. 21: P5 - ON: All doors will automatically be locked a short while after unlocking if no door has been opened and will automatically lock all doors after the car is driven as short distance provided all doors are completely closed. 22: P6 - ON: A particular maximum speed can be assigned. When this speed is exceeded a warning buzzer sounds. 23: P7: Adjustment of the volume of the acoustic turn signal.
So I tried it but the has another signal for antitheft and they removed the cable from the car to the antitheft. That's really sad but they had to do it
I have a problem.just my front doors are closing,so they are just 2 closed and i don t understant ehy and ehat can i do so that i can close all the door sto my car
