Open and Start Lincoln Continental and Aviator, 2017 and newer, models with a dead key fob.

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  • Опубликовано: 5 дек 2024

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  • @kebekebe8025
    @kebekebe8025 12 дней назад +1

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    • @DashboardSymbols
      @DashboardSymbols  12 дней назад

      Glad to help. Can we add your hearts to the website?? Thanks!

  • @jake9705
    @jake9705 5 лет назад +1

    I'm a professional chauffeur and let me tell you: these Lincoln sedans are death traps. No emergency-analog door open level for any door other than the driver's. Difficult to open the door normally (really odd, hidden button to open). Nothing works with a dead battery.
    Where's Ralph Nader when you need him?

    • @DashboardSymbols
      @DashboardSymbols  5 лет назад

      Here here. According to Lincoln, with a dead main start battery (which is what I believe you referenced) the driver's door stays unlatched. Have you seen this?? Is it true?

  • @doug9066
    @doug9066 3 года назад

    This helped for what I needed but now I'm seeing if my car has lower & raise windows out of curiously.

    • @DashboardSymbols
      @DashboardSymbols  3 года назад

      I'm sorry, are you asking if the fob can work the windows or telling me that the fob working the windows on its own (malfunctioning)??

  • @TheWaterzedge
    @TheWaterzedge 2 года назад

    this method electronic or manual

    • @DashboardSymbols
      @DashboardSymbols  2 года назад

      I'm can't be sure which part didn't work, but opening the door is mechanical, starting is electronic. Do u have the right key??

    • @TheWaterzedge
      @TheWaterzedge 2 года назад

      @@DashboardSymbols The one in the fob. Is it supposed to go all the way in? Only goes halfway

    • @DashboardSymbols
      @DashboardSymbols  2 года назад

      @@TheWaterzedge Yes, it shud go all the way in. Again, right key? Maybe a little lube. Note that if the start battery is dead, the door should already be unlatched. Also, replace the battery in the fob -- if it still won't work, its likely the wrong one!!

  • @sunshineroadsideservicesll4564
    @sunshineroadsideservicesll4564 5 лет назад

    what are we supposed to do if the keyfob is locked inside with the electric buttons disabled?

    • @DashboardSymbols
      @DashboardSymbols  5 лет назад

      A good question, for which I have no answer. I assume by electric buttons, you mean the code buttons on the pillar. I didn't think could be disabled, or that the fob could be locked inside. In any case, if you can figure out how to get the hood open, unhook the battery -- the doors should pop open.

  • @doug9066
    @doug9066 2 года назад

    This morning my car wouldn't start. Later this morning my car started, I'm confused.

    • @DashboardSymbols
      @DashboardSymbols  2 года назад

      Replace the battery in the fob, which by now you've likely done. And sorry I missed this earlier...

  • @TheWaterzedge
    @TheWaterzedge 2 года назад

    I work at a dealer and we tried this on a 2019 and it won't work.

    • @DashboardSymbols
      @DashboardSymbols  2 года назад

      It absolutely will, so its likely the fob needs to be replaced. And sorry I missed this earlier...

  • @doug9066
    @doug9066 2 года назад

    I tried this with my fob and didn't make any difference as still didnt start.

    • @DashboardSymbols
      @DashboardSymbols  2 года назад

      Well, not much to goon. If the fob is the problem, the car WILL start using the method. I suspect a dead or weak 12-volt start battery, but someone will need to put their hands on the car to diagnose...

  • @rickysafer2895
    @rickysafer2895 5 лет назад

    Very unsafe system.

    • @DashboardSymbols
      @DashboardSymbols  5 лет назад

      Sadly true. Lincoln says if the start battery dies, the doors with not stay latched. We hope never to test the system...