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Central Locking on 2005 X3
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Wierd key design
I had/have the same issue with our 2005. The service rep said the keys don't hold a battery charge for very long. I would do most of the driving using "my" key, programmed to my settings. My spouse would try to use her key after being idle for a month, and it would not work.
The rep said it takes a few hours to come up to full charge. This would also explain why a key starts to malfunction in mostly short trips for a long period of time. Seems odd to me, but that's the deal. Dan
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Thank you. That makes sense. It does work right after I drive it but after not driving it for a couple of days it starts to do the same thing. Anyone know of an alternative to keeping the key charged?
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Don't know of an alternate charging method. The fact that it takes a few hours to charge surprises me, but that's what I've been told by the adviser. Yours probably got enough of a charge for a short time, but not enough to hold. I guess the battery is integral, and requires a new key if the battery is dead. New keys are not inexpensive.
I tried to get a new key before the warranty ran out last month, but no dice. d
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