mightyseaking
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hi ,
firstly let me congratulate every member of this site what a great wealth of information , well done.
Ok let me explain my problem in FULL , way back in march i bought a mercedes e class E200 on a R plate.. i have only used this car a few times due to being suddenly deployed to afghanistan for a few months, i left the 2 keys with a friend so he could run the car once a week , now that im due to return back to the uk he has informed me that the 2 keyfobs dont unlock the car but the red lights on both keyfobs do illuminate, i have told him there is a metal key held within the keyfob to allow him access into the car, which he ensures me he cant turn the lock , my question is is he just being soft and needs to put a little effort into turning the lock (may be scared to snap the key ) or if it was my alarm that drained the battery would it deadlock the doors ? I work on an air station so the vibrations of hovering harriers has been known to set alarms off,
i appologise in advance for not searching the forums but we only have limited bandwidth for our internet in afghanistan. oh also my manual is in german and locked inside the car so he cant even get to that :lol:
once again any information is greatly appreciated
lee
i should mention that i am assuming the battery in the car is dead or should i say hoping the battery in the car is dead :lol:
firstly let me congratulate every member of this site what a great wealth of information , well done.
Ok let me explain my problem in FULL , way back in march i bought a mercedes e class E200 on a R plate.. i have only used this car a few times due to being suddenly deployed to afghanistan for a few months, i left the 2 keys with a friend so he could run the car once a week , now that im due to return back to the uk he has informed me that the 2 keyfobs dont unlock the car but the red lights on both keyfobs do illuminate, i have told him there is a metal key held within the keyfob to allow him access into the car, which he ensures me he cant turn the lock , my question is is he just being soft and needs to put a little effort into turning the lock (may be scared to snap the key ) or if it was my alarm that drained the battery would it deadlock the doors ? I work on an air station so the vibrations of hovering harriers has been known to set alarms off,
i appologise in advance for not searching the forums but we only have limited bandwidth for our internet in afghanistan. oh also my manual is in german and locked inside the car so he cant even get to that :lol:
once again any information is greatly appreciated
lee
i should mention that i am assuming the battery in the car is dead or should i say hoping the battery in the car is dead :lol:
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