Boot Opens Unexpectedly When the Key Is Carried
Unexpected boot release should be investigated without assuming that the body module is randomly commanding it.
Remote keys, passive entry and access-control diagnosis. Confirm the exact system and authorised ownership before arranging key-related work.
Unexpected boot release should be investigated without assuming that the body module is randomly commanding it.
A vehicle can lock while still reporting an open door.
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Repeated locking and unlocking during a journey should be described separately from the vehicle’s normal automatic locking feature.
When one remote function works and another does not, record the exact difference.
A start-authorisation warning after ECU refitting needs the repair and installation records considered together.
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If passive entry works at some handles but not another, list the working and non-working locations.
Losing every key requires a vehicle-specific and ownership-verified service route.
A tailgate that opens from one normal control but not another provides a useful comparison.
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A powered tailgate that reverses partway through closing needs the position and circumstances recorded.
A locked filler flap can prevent refuelling even when the doors operate normally.