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Keyless Entry S90-V90

posted by  brownboy on  Wed Oct 22 14:15 CST 2003
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Shot in the dark--although it happened to one of the transmitters on my 960--is a broken battery contact. There is a little ear of metal that should go up the side of the batteries in the transmitter. The little ear had broken off on the wife's. Took a small piece of spring steel and fashioned an L shaped ear and friction fit it in there.

That assumes that it is only one of the transmitters that doesn't work and not more than one. If it is more than one then I'd suspect the receiver unit.

Mike Brown
Greenville, NC
1996 965 100K
1986 244 137K
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Mike Brown Greenville, NC 1996 965 94K 1986 244 137K






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