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Originally Posted by LastSVXintheChi
has anyone ever heard of a keyless remote resetting itself or losing the signal you programmed it with???
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Depending on which security module you have, the early 92's had active alarm, meaning that after the car was off and you closed the doors and trunk it would arm itself after so much time, locking the doors as well.
That box would lose the code between the remote and module if you pulled the battery from the car, or it drained to dead.
The rest of them should keep the code stored I know mine will I have pulled the battery for a few days and when I put it back the remote still worked.
That being said 2 days ago I had a similar episode to what you described.
I had hit the button and armed and locked the car the next morning I came out hit the button and it chirped twice as it should I walked to the door and it was still locked, I hit the button again it chirped once I waited a few seconds tried the door still locked, hit the button again... again chirped twice but I did not hear the power lock unlocking after a min I unlocked with the key rolled down the windows got out hit the button it chirped once the locks locked. I hit the button again 2 beeps but no unlock. I tried this in a few combinations a couple of times and then I unlocked it by reaching through the window and pulling up the lever. Then I hit the lock button and it went down, I pulled it up and then hit the unlock then I pushed it down and it went right back up, on its own. All the while the power portion was still working as when one moved the other did as well. I tried experimenting a few times with the lock moving itself if I hit unlock but manually locked it every time it would pop back up.
Finally I just decided to walk away I was not finding anything useful. I rolled up the windows again shut it hit the button it locked and the next morning I came out hit the remote button and the locks opened.
No problem since I have no idea why it was being a pain that morning.