how do i program remote entry remote in my b7 please help
#2
RE: how do i program remote entry remote in my b7 please help
Turn the key that isnt working to the on position in the ignition. Hit lock or unlock a bunch of times and the remote should resynchonize itself to the car. If that doesnt work you may have a dead battery. Does the light light up when you hit the button?
#3
RE: how do i program remote entry remote in my b7 please help
yes it those light up the remote. But thats about it Iam very suprised that reprograming remotes is not covered under warrenty huh?
I will go and give your advice a try i will let you know if it worked for me.
I will go and give your advice a try i will let you know if it worked for me.
#6
RE: how do i program remote entry remote in my b7 please help
i tried puting my key in the driver door locking and unlocking it manualy and then i tried pressing the lock unlook key an the remote(withkey in the door)and all it did was open all the windows in the car huh. They keyless entry still those not work
#8
RE: how do i program remote entry remote in my b7 please help
Why is programming remotes made so friggin difficult? I searched the threads and found all kinds of answers. Open, the door, roll down the windo half way, insert valet key into trunk, turn on radio, then turn ignition 19 times...etc.
I cut this from a thread in Audiworld forums. Maybe it'll work...
1. Take the valet key, put it into the ignition and turn the key to the "on" position, just prior to starting the car.
2. Roll down the driver's side window (not required, but a good idea in case there's a problem).
3. Exit the car and close the door.
4. With a second key, physically lock the doors (don't use a remote).
5. Take the first remote to be programmed, press one of the buttons and the lights will flash once. Wait 10 seconds and press the unlock button. The doors should unlock. That first transmitter is now programmed.
6. Lock the door again (physically) with the key, (not the remote).
7. Press one of the buttons twice, the lights will flash twice. Wait 10 seconds and press the unlock button. The doors should unlock. The second transmitter is now programmed.
For a third transmitter press the button 3 times and for a fourth press 4 times[/align]
I cut this from a thread in Audiworld forums. Maybe it'll work...
1. Take the valet key, put it into the ignition and turn the key to the "on" position, just prior to starting the car.
2. Roll down the driver's side window (not required, but a good idea in case there's a problem).
3. Exit the car and close the door.
4. With a second key, physically lock the doors (don't use a remote).
5. Take the first remote to be programmed, press one of the buttons and the lights will flash once. Wait 10 seconds and press the unlock button. The doors should unlock. That first transmitter is now programmed.
6. Lock the door again (physically) with the key, (not the remote).
7. Press one of the buttons twice, the lights will flash twice. Wait 10 seconds and press the unlock button. The doors should unlock. The second transmitter is now programmed.
For a third transmitter press the button 3 times and for a fourth press 4 times[/align]
#9
RE: how do i program remote entry remote in my b7 please help
thanks guys i figured it out thanks to dankhound
Turn the key that isnt working to the on position in the ignition. Hit lock or unlock a bunch of times and the remote should resynchonize itself to the car and my did
What happened was that one of my remotes did't work so i tried the other oneI fallowed the procedure above and its back to working Is there any way to fix a remote? battery is new in it so its not a problem.
Turn the key that isnt working to the on position in the ignition. Hit lock or unlock a bunch of times and the remote should resynchonize itself to the car and my did
What happened was that one of my remotes did't work so i tried the other oneI fallowed the procedure above and its back to working Is there any way to fix a remote? battery is new in it so its not a problem.
#10
RE: how do i program remote entry remote in my b7 please help
1. Take the valet key, put it into the ignition and turn the key to the "on" position, just prior to starting the car.
2. Roll down the driver's side window (not required, but a good idea in case there's a problem).
3. Exit the car and close the door.
4. With a second key, physically lock the doors (don't use a remote).
5. Take the first remote to be programmed, press one of the buttons and the lights will flash once. Wait 10 seconds and press the unlock button. The doors should unlock. That first transmitter is now programmed.
6. Lock the door again (physically) with the key, (not the remote).
7. Press one of the buttons twice, the lights will flash twice. Wait 10 seconds and press the unlock button. The doors should unlock. The second transmitter is now programmed.
For a third transmitter press the button 3 times and for a fourth press 4 times
2. Roll down the driver's side window (not required, but a good idea in case there's a problem).
3. Exit the car and close the door.
4. With a second key, physically lock the doors (don't use a remote).
5. Take the first remote to be programmed, press one of the buttons and the lights will flash once. Wait 10 seconds and press the unlock button. The doors should unlock. That first transmitter is now programmed.
6. Lock the door again (physically) with the key, (not the remote).
7. Press one of the buttons twice, the lights will flash twice. Wait 10 seconds and press the unlock button. The doors should unlock. The second transmitter is now programmed.
For a third transmitter press the button 3 times and for a fourth press 4 times
The way i mentioned only works for the lastest version of the a4 and a3, and its not really programing. These cars use a "rolling code" and that procedure will resynchonize the remote. If a remote is use very little or if the buttons are pressed repeatly outside of the range of the car the system can get confused. Sometimes the remotes are bad and they intermitantly wont work in which case it will need tobe replaced.
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