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01-27-2017 11:21 AM |
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Originally Posted by X53Jay4.8is
(Post 1100277)
Okay so a couple of weeks ago the remote keyless entry stopped working on the X5. The central lock system still works just fine and the keys are transmitting just fine. All fuses are good. I checked the rear amplifier antenna on the real tailgate and the three wires that go into it are red, purple and yellow/white. There is 12 volts on the red all the time, the purple/white is energized with 12volts when the ignition comes on but the yellow/white has nothing. I saw on you tube where a tech had hooked up a labscope to the 3 wires that I referenced and it shows that the yellow/white wire should have a 12volts coming through it. I check my wires at the tailgate and see no breakage on the yellow/white wire. In the bentley manual on( page 600-9) they mention the vehicle has a keyless entry remote module (FBZV). has anyone heard of the FBZV module and where is it located on the X5? Stumped!!!
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Sounds similar to me. None of my keyfobs would work (unlock/lock the vehicle). Manually inserting into key hole would unlock the vehicle and obviously would start the vehicle. I checked the fuses, FZV antenna, dws red blinking light under the rear view mirro, even sent one keyfob off for repair (battery/soldering). Still wouldn't work.
Then when I tried to insert key into driver side door it wouldn't unlock the vehicle. It would turn freely left and right. Had to call TripleA and have them jimmy the door open and press the center lock button. Upon entry of the vehicle, key would start the vehicle no problem. But rear passenger doors would not open, even if you tried to manually pull the door handle from inside. Center lock/unlock button didn't work either. Door lock ended up being broken. Not the door lock actuator but the actual door lock itself.
Had to order door lock direct from Germany, supply registration, license, the whole nine. Upon replacement of the door lock, ALL doors unlocked. Both keyfobs now work (unlock/lock)...
I am not positive but I think there is some sort of transmission that goes on between the actual door lock when it connects/touches the actuator to send a signal to the central locking system to unlock the vehicle. Must've been stuck in limbo and the lock finally gave out.
The genius who created the E53 decided to only have one way in the vehicle is beyond me. No passenger key hole, no trunk key hole. Dead car battery or door lock issue and you are SOL.
Last possible thing I can think of is the GM3 module.
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