Would a remoter starter over ride the Factor power door locks or do they hook into the Factor computer

Trybatt change or reflashin remote. Car modules or actuators cud b problm. Is carbatt holdn charge

Hi Charles

The drivers side door gets the most use
Check the actuator wiring coming through the door hinge
If it works from the key then the Power to the door is OK & the key switch is ok. Must be trigger wire from wireless device receiver!

Good Luck

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Are you getting power to the start terminal on the starter? Use a test light or meter and hook up to the wire on the starter that powers up the solenoid . No power start working backwards. check your ignition switch and see if power comes out in the crank mode. Make sure you have not tripped the security system. Close all doors and windows/hood. Cycle the locks with the remote of with the key in the driver door lock. This will eliminate the alarm unless there is a problem with it.

Cgeck the starter relay. it may not be hooked up properly.

This sounds like you may have a bad lock actuator, there is an actuator that controls the lock, it may need replacing, you will need to remove the door panel to gain access to it, then with a testlight you will test to make sure the actuator is getting power and a ground and if it tests good for power and ground then replace it and door lock will start working again, this part is about 30.00 dollars. here is a picture of it. good day

They hooked up the wrong wire it should be hooked up to the lock wire, you need to press the lock button in order for it to start

It's not simple what ever the problem is. At the very least you'll need to get hooked up to code reader at perhaps the local auto store for free to see what codes are stored?

Next place will charge for the service and by that I mean the dealership, I see no other alternatives if the free hook up at an Auto store won't get results.

right i had this ***** of a problem 2nd week in jan 2010. a bmw mechanic told to jack car up at front and hook a jumper pack up to live on starter motor terminal and then earth, was quite hard to put croc clip on to starter but did manage it. this was supposed to back charge to battery to get enough power to open car with remote, in theory it should of worked but i gave up after 3 hours-no power. so i got my key put it in drivers door and mechanically turned to open position, then i got a cutlery knife from kitchen and wrapped some insulation tape around tip up 2-3 inches. then i pushed this down glass directly above door handle key end to pry a gap between glass and rubber just enough to slide coat hanger wire in with small hook on end then i manouvered wire hook until i hooked latch arm which i did within 1 minute pulled coathanger wire up and pulled door handle the door opened much to my delight. this was a major sigh of relief after trying for 2 days to get in, and many hours searching the net for a solution which i couldnt find. THIS WORKS 100 percent WITH ABSOLUTELY NO DAMAGE!!!!!!! any questions email me- [email protected]

1) remote starter was not hooked up to the factory arm wire
2) trunk release was programmed to disarm factory alarm before popping trunk
3)parking light wire on remote starter was not hooked up
4)disarm wire from remote starter was not hooded up
5)this is not normal and they should fix the problem or have it done by some one else and have them pay for it, how much did they charge,
Bring it over I'll fix it right and not charge overpriced amount

Do you have a remote starter installed in this vehicle? If so, you body computer is probably compromised. Aftermarket remote starters kills the body ECU with unfortunate regulararity.