Alarm and deadlocks

[Anonymous]

Hi all, just lately my car has started not responing to the key fobs. Both fobs are affected which leads me to assume that its not a battery problem. I have read a couple of posts about interference but my question is how do i get the car to unlock because the dead locks are on?

cheers Dan

[kanujunkie]

not sure you can withought it being disarmed

[Wabbitkilla]

It can be disarmed without using the fob - but i can't remember the method.

Give your local Mr T a call and they can tell you how to do it.
Something about putting the key in the ignition and having the doors open.

[Anonymous]

but how do you get the deadlock open to get the the ignition?

[Wabbitkilla]

Key in door - unlocks door, deadlock or not  s:roll: :roll: s:roll:

[Anonymous]

thankyou, im at workm, cars at home with the girlfriend worried that she cannot open the door. Am i right in saying that unlock door, alarm will sound turn key in ignition and alarm should stop? im pretty sure if she takes it for a drive and retries the alarm it will be fine.

[Wabbitkilla]

I'm saying, using the key in the door will let you in.
You will be able to start the car as the alarm doesn't disable the engine - the immobiliser is separate.

The method to stop the alarm whingeing is best found out by calling a Toyota garage and asking for advice.

I'm not going to post in the public domain how you disable the alarm (even if i could remember exactly), talk to Toyota - they'll be helpful once you've explained the problem, the MR2 isn't the only Toyota to suffer this little quirk.

It's deceptively easy once you know, don't panic.  s:wink: :wink: s:wink:

[Anonymous]

thanks for your help.   s:) s:)