Some times locks work of key fob and everything ok other times nothing of key fob try to use key only unlocks drivers door and engine immobalised
I have the same problem sometimes
1 Check the condition of your battery, if old, it will not give full power required to communicate with the security system.
2 If you don't have the EKA of your RR, try this next time you get caught, put key in the drivers door look, press unlock button on key fob and at the same time turn to unlock, if all locks unlock then the engine should not be immobilized - Good luck
SOURCE: range rover p38 diesel 1998 key fob not locking or
hi, when you put the key in does it feel like the barrels broken? if so check the rods to the barrel are still connected.if not connect the rods to the barrel,then use the EMERGENCY KEY ACESS CODE and hopefully that might do the trick!!!
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souds like you either have a broken wire in the door or the motor that controls that lock is bad
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key code lock out usually happens when you have entered the wrong code too many times leaving the battery connected should allow the timer to run down for 30 mins so you can try again, it is cumulative though so the more you get it wrong the longer you have to wait. make sure battery is fully charged first.
SOURCE: how do i resolve Range Rover p38 immobilisor
sounds like keyfob has lost its sync with the car, look online lots of places tell you how to re-ai.lgn them
SOURCE: 2000 p38 range rover the
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Sounds like there is problem on the door lock mechanism. Please see tips below on how to troubleshoot this problem.
1 Lubricate the door lock tumblers by using an aerosol can equipped with an extension straw to spray a small amount of graphite based lubricant into the lock opening. In some cases the brass tumblers become sticky and will not release from their interference position. Gently work the key back and forth to see if the lock works. If not, give the lubricant time to work, so wait 10 minutes and try again.
2 Inspect the key for excessively worn areas. If the peaks and valleys are eroded, a new key will need to be cut. Do not duplicate the worn key. If no original key or key code is available, provide proof of ownership along with the Vehicle Identification Number to a dealership that sells new vehicles of the same make. The dealer can cut an original, replacement key without the wear defects. In many cases this repairs the problem.
3 Remove the inner door panel. Be thorough searching for hidden retaining screws and clips. Look behind switches, under arm rests and under side-view mirror covers. Remove all the screws or retaining clips.
4 Gently pry on one corner of the door panel to release the self-retaining door panel push-pins. Do not force the panel off if it fails to release, instead look further for hidden mounting screws. Disconnect any wiring harness connectors, and remove any additional mounting screws. Remove the door panel and set it aside.
5 Using a flashlight, Inspect the lock cylinder. Attached to the back of the cylinder are one or more lock activation rods that go to the lock. Make sure they are secure and properly aligned. Inspect the lock assembly. The lock is built into the door latch. The latch is midway down the door and clicks onto the door striker when the door is closed.
6 Inspect the power door lock motor. The power door lock motor drives a short rod to operate the lock-unlock mode.
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