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This is my problem: My keys to my 99 are hanging on the key rack in my laundry room which is attached to my garage, everytime I open the door to go inside my garage and the door closes the fob will unlock and lock the doors of my 99. I replaced the fob once and the batteries twice. I have moved the keys to the garage and it still does the same thing. I have retrained the fobs also. One time I put the keys on the floor of my 99 and the fob lock the car. I do not have the fob in the passive mode.
Thanks In Advance.
Gary
PROBLEM SOLVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Last edited by grunz95; Mar 21, 2010 at 10:58 PM.
Reason: REPAIRED PROBLEM
The fob passive switch contacts get corroded or dirty and will intermittently make and brake contact. Try sliding the passive switch back and forth rapidly several times and see if that doesn't resolve your issue. You can use some contact cleaner spray to clean further if necessary. The sliding motion will wipe the contacts enough to tell if that is the problem. You can also purchase a 2000 fob and train it to your car and keep your 99 fobs away from the car. That fob will work, but without the passive feature.
The fob passive switch contacts get corroded or dirty and will intermittently make and brake contact. Try sliding the passive switch back and forth rapidly several times and see if that doesn't resolve your issue. You can use some contact cleaner spray to clean further if necessary. The sliding motion will wipe the contacts enough to tell if that is the problem. You can also purchase a 2000 fob and train it to your car and keep your 99 fobs away from the car. That fob will work, but without the passive feature.