I think they will use the computer in the car to get the password from the 'remote module' which is in the car.

You may be able to do this yourself if you can find the key combination to show the dealer options in your car's computer.

I think that two beeps means that you already have two devices paired and therefore cannot add any more.

(On my model anyway)

If you haven't paired any devices of your own, you'd have to follow the reset procedure, which is the version with the hazard lights turned on (from memory so don't quote me)

The first thing to check is to see if there are any charging timers set. The second thing is to make sure that the plug was all the way in to the car, typically you'd hear a click when it is all the way in. I have charging timers set so that my car charges in the small hours of the morning, and comp...

Welcome aboard cobber.

So it is the same as mine.



i.e.

Off (always off)
On (always on)
Auto (turns on when the door is opened and turns off again a few seconds later)

I have a different model to you, but I have a switch that operates the interior light.

It has three positions: Off, On and Auto.

Yes. When I first bought mine, it was triggering every time someone turned left in front of me. It turned out that it was in 'Country mode'. Once I switched it to city mode, it stopped giving me false positives. It also gave me a bit of a fright when a dust devil crossed the road and was dense enoug...

The 'guessometer' tries to predict the range you will achieve depending on the ambient temperature, the way the car was most recently driven, and the accessories that are currently drawing power. If it is currently winter, you're running the heater (and air-conditioner to stop the windows from foggi...

if the difference includes the heated seats, go for the higher spec model



Your back will love you for them.

No, not a battery heating cycle.

If someone has set heating timers up, to heat the car, this will use up your battery.