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Key Fob Stopped Working


Ricki01
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The key fob for my Avensis 1.8VVTI GS has suddenly stopped working, I have changed the Battery, even though the red light still flashed when depressed, I have read the handbook on the key section but there is nothing there about resetting the key or rather the chip. I used to own a Vauxhall Vectra and with that it was very simple to do, can anyone tell me how to do it on my Avensis?

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Hi,

It depends on the model age of your vehicle. I assume yours is the 2001-2003 model?

Programming of the key is different for the 1997-2000 model, 2001-2003 model etc.

It also depends on whether you have a secondary key to base the programming on & it needs to be a black key. It can't be done if your second key is a grey key. If you only have one key, the one you use, you won't be able to programme the fob yourself.

Advise what year your model is from & I can give you the procedure.

You could also try sitting in your car, take out the Battery, re-insert it & try it a few times.

The avensis has a rolling code system, to stop the frequency being scanned and then used to enter the vehicle by thieves. It means your remote & car change the frequency every time it is locked/opened. Changing the Battery, can put the fob out of sync with the car.

Marv

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