Unusual Remote ?
06-29-2015, 08:43 PM
#1
Unusual Remote ?
I realize this is a bizarre question but, bare with me?
I'm strongly considering buying another RL, an '11 or '12 BUT, I'm wondering if the two remotes will interfere with each other or make things wonky?
When I purchased my '05 V70 we also bought an '05 S80. Due to interference, I couldn't carry both keys, as was my habit, without the two computers going bonkers!
Volvo USA suggested I shouldn't have purchased two cars! With that kind of reply, it's no wonder why Volvo has been on the "skids".
And no, I simply can't afford a RLXh...legally
I'm strongly considering buying another RL, an '11 or '12 BUT, I'm wondering if the two remotes will interfere with each other or make things wonky?
When I purchased my '05 V70 we also bought an '05 S80. Due to interference, I couldn't carry both keys, as was my habit, without the two computers going bonkers!
Volvo USA suggested I shouldn't have purchased two cars! With that kind of reply, it's no wonder why Volvo has been on the "skids".
And no, I simply can't afford a RLXh...legally
06-29-2015, 09:45 PM
#2
Senior Moderator
VolvoThe Japanese are better with electronics than the Swedes. You will have no issue.
06-29-2015, 09:56 PM
#3
You will have no issues. They are the exact same remotes from 2005-2012 but each car is only going to respond to the remotes programmed in its computer, so you won't have any problems.
As a matter of fact... a benefit of the remotes being the same is that the dealer can actually program a remote to two different cars so that instead of having to carry two fobs, you can just carry one that both cars will respond to. Of course, this has to be specifically programmed to the cars, so it won't happen by accident.
As a matter of fact... a benefit of the remotes being the same is that the dealer can actually program a remote to two different cars so that instead of having to carry two fobs, you can just carry one that both cars will respond to. Of course, this has to be specifically programmed to the cars, so it won't happen by accident.
Last edited by Megatron; 06-29-2015 at 09:58 PM.
06-30-2015, 06:26 AM
#4
You will have no issues. They are the exact same remotes from 2005-2012 but each car is only going to respond to the remotes programmed in its computer, so you won't have any problems.
As a matter of fact... a benefit of the remotes being the same is that the dealer can actually program a remote to two different cars so that instead of having to carry two fobs, you can just carry one that both cars will respond to. Of course, this has to be specifically programmed to the cars, so it won't happen by accident.
As a matter of fact... a benefit of the remotes being the same is that the dealer can actually program a remote to two different cars so that instead of having to carry two fobs, you can just carry one that both cars will respond to. Of course, this has to be specifically programmed to the cars, so it won't happen by accident.
06-30-2015, 09:35 AM
#5
Senior Moderator
Be sure to negotiate that into the sale. Otherwise you will drop an extra bill.
06-30-2015, 11:30 AM
#6
It works nicely that way (assuming you share each other's cars like that).
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
SinCityTLX
5G TLX (2015-2020)
20
10-07-2015 01:24 PM