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Fiat Bravo/Brava (182) Factory Service Manual (1995-2001)09 · 55 Electrical system
09 · Electrical

Alarm

Make
Fiat
Model
Bravo /Brava (182) Factory Service Manual
Year
1995–2001
Section
Alarm › Alarm
55 Electrical systemAlarm

Alarm

CHECKING THAT THE MEMORY IS CLOSED

If a remote control is programmed with the memory closed, as illustrated below, at the end of the operations the LED will remain off indicating that the operation has not been accepted.

Diagram showing a pencil pressing a small button on the receiver unit, labeled 5.2.0.3

For example

  1. Press the programming button in the receiver. The LED for the receiver will start to flash indicating "waiting to receive a code".
  2. The operator, still keeping the receiver button pressed, should press and release the button for one of the remote controls which come with the vehicle (keeping it about 40 cm away).
  3. After having transmitted the new code the LED in the courtesy light will stop flashing indicating the failure of the operation. If this is the case, in order to enter the code for a new remote control it is necessary to use the code programming with manual access.
Diagram showing a key turning in the ignition while a pencil presses the receiver button, with a 40cm distance indicator
Diagram showing a pencil pointing to the receiver unit button

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