subaru wont start

[craigmcevoy]

hello all iv got a subaru impreza wrx that wont open or start,, i got out ov it thismorning locked it as norm, tryed to unlock it tonight and it wont , its asif the key fob wont work wont unlock doors or turn the alarm off,any 1 tx

[rb5230]

Unlucky. I doubt you will get a response around here unless you stop with the text speak. Then when you decide to put it into a proper sentence you should post this in the "jap chat" section. Just an idea.

Edited by rb5230 on Wednesday 15th September 18:56

[Hammer67]

Try the other remote and/or replace the battery in the dead remote.

[craigmcevoy]

done that mate and still no change ,,,and havnt got a spare key,

Hammer67 said:

Try the other remote and/or replace the battery in the dead remote.

[Hammer67]

craigmcevoy said:

done that mate and still no change ,,,and havnt got a spare key,

Hammer67 said:

Try the other remote and/or replace the battery in the dead remote.

No spare key? Why not? All cars come with at least 2 keys.

[craigmcevoy]

dont no mate just didnt have 1 got it off one ov my mates

[Hammer67]

When you took delivery from said mate, would you have accepted it with only 3 wheels or maybe only one headlight or perhaps no bootlid?

Sorry but only having one key is a clusterfk waiting to happen, as you have just found out.

[plug251]

common problem m8 and u need to check that ur earth to the battery is secure after uv been driving it or it may keep happening after all the motor is an insulated rtn system

[killsta]

craigmcevoy said:

hello all iv got a subaru impreza wrx that wont open or start,, i got out ov it thismorning locked it as norm, tryed to unlock it tonight and it wont , its asif the key fob wont work wont unlock doors or turn the alarm off,any 1 tx

Innit.

[djroadboy]

Word!

[marky911]

Hi there, allow me to help. Your car is an Impreza right? So obviously you'll have the mandatory pitbull on the back seat, yes? Just get 'im to open the door for you, from the inside. Job done! You owe me a beer.

[marky911]

Edited due to bloody phone posting everything twice.

Edited by marky911 on Thursday 30th September 06:16

[killsta]

marky911 said:

Hi there, allow me to help. Your car is an Impreza right? So obviously you'll have the mandatory pitbull on the back seat, yes? Just get 'im to open the door for you, from the inside. Job done! You owe me a beer.

i dnt apriciate ur srcsm

[marky911]

I know, Iknow, I just couldn't help it.
Mass generalisations are the future!

OP - If you're really stuck, join the AA. You can't claim (get recovered) for 1 day after joining (if it's the same as when I joined). Ring them in 2 days time and get them out. You'll need roadside relay/homestart cover if the car's still at home. You'll only need roadside relay if it's 1 mile+ from home. They'll physically get in no problem, usually. Then If it's not battery or something simple, they'll recover your car to an alarm or subaru specialist. Job done! U owe me 2 beers.

PS. We broke down a few years ago en route to Gatwick airport. My mate wasn't a member but, he rang and as long as he paid his years subscription up front £100ish they brought the car home to Newcastle, after dropping us off at Peter-bog-horror train station. A recovery from a company would be £100+ so it's a bargain, as you then have a years cover left, enabling you to break down whenever you like!

[killsta]

marky911 said:

I know, Iknow, I just couldn't help it.
Mass generalisations are the future!

OP - If you're really stuck, join the AA. You can't claim (get recovered) for 1 day after joining (if it's the same as when I joined). Ring them in 2 days time and get them out. You'll need roadside relay/homestart cover if the car's still at home. You'll only need roadside relay if it's 1 mile+ from home. They'll physically get in no problem, usually. Then If it's not battery or something simple, they'll recover your car to an alarm or subaru specialist. Job done! U owe me 2 beers.

PS. We broke down a few years ago en route to Gatwick airport. My mate wasn't a member but, he rang and as long as he paid his years subscription up front £100ish they brought the car home to Newcastle, after dropping us off at Peter-bog-horror train station. A recovery from a company would be £100+ so it's a bargain, as you then have a years cover left, enabling you to break down whenever you like!

Just not too often, because then they kick you out!