Date: 11 May 2007 15:50:45 -0700 From: robanzellottinospamlemail.com Subject: Re: Central locking '91 900
> YES!! AS someone else already mentioned. If the one operating key > fails you will not be able to get a second made to work with your car, > so a big repair to replace the computer module and the 2 keys. > > So go get a second key made (suck it up and pay SAAB) and rotate the key > usage so you will know if one goes tits up. > > -- > -Fred W Can you clarify? If the key opens the lock, why doesn't it trigger the central locking? Also, I still think I have an electrical issue, since the good key has been working, but didn't the first few uses on this cold, rainy German morning. It started working again after the car was warmed up. Can anyone tell me where the brain is? There isn't any reference to locking on the fuse panel. What's it linked with? I could possibly salvage all the locks from The '92 I just junked (central locking worked flawlessly), but that seems like a lot of work. Thanks to all for all the invaluable advice I've received on this group! Robobass
