Griff remote key fob,
Griff remote key fob,
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cre55y

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1 posts

251 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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Having recently become a smiling Griffith owner I have a question, one of my remote key fobs works. Unfortunately the other doen't. I have been told they are supplied by META, however with investigation I have been told that TVR used a speacial software so you can't get a new fob. Has anyone else experienced this or have any good ideas. Cheers

gingerprince

571 posts

270 months

Thursday 6th October 2005
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cre55y said:
Having recently become a smiling Griffith owner I have a question, one of my remote key fobs works. Unfortunately the other doen't. I have been told they are supplied by META, however with investigation I have been told that TVR used a speacial software so you can't get a new fob. Has anyone else experienced this or have any good ideas. Cheers


Speak to Carl at Car & Bike Installations for all things Meta alarm, he'll sort you out.

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simon.b

1,230 posts

311 months

Thursday 6th October 2005
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Carl will tell you this anyway, but first try disconnecting the car battery for a few minutes then try again. This resets the alarm and sorted mine out.

Cheers,

Simon.

richb

56,254 posts

313 months

Thursday 6th October 2005
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cre55y said:
Having recently become a smiling Griffith owner I have a question, one of my remote key fobs works. Unfortunately the other doen't.
Hve you replaced the battery in the blipper?

Dutchone

190 posts

261 months

Thursday 6th October 2005
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if you are talking about the black plastic tvr fob with the round push button in the middle of one side and one fob works and the other doesn't then the fob mechanism is probably duff.
The plastic push buttons are notorious for transferring too much finger pressure on the micro switch and the switch fails.
Carl will sort you out - I suspect he will suggest you have a Meta fob which has a rubber push button which softens the load on the micro switch when you press it.

editted to say: definitely check the batteries first (2 in each fob) like rich B says.

>> Edited by Dutchone on Thursday 6th October 13:31

zippee

14,125 posts

263 months

Thursday 6th October 2005
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If you do need a new fob then it may be worth getting the key conversion done at the same time. Carl can put the remote button actually on the key, meaning you no longer have a tacky looking vauxhall key and don't need to carry around 2 units.