DRAW WONT OPEN manually or remote!

The remote can be checked. If it works, then the BCM needs scanned to what is wrong. Battery, first have it tested. If it is good, then the electrical system has to be tested for a draw. Most common draws are the alternator, starter, radio, and lights inside the vehicle.

The remote buttons are internally soldered on to a circuit board,and with use, the solder joints break. Find a tech person in your area with a very small tip (ask if they have a pcb rework kit) who can fix the solder joint. If the remote now works, great! If not, look on Amazon for a suitable replacement. Read your owners manual on the process to add a new remote to your car.

have you checked the battery in the fob needs to be a good one as the cheapper batterys dont work

I suspect parasitic draw. All vehicles draw some power from the batteries when the car is shut off. Certain accessories such as clocks, radios remote door openers and alarms always need power. The normal power used is called parasitic draw.

It is always a very low draw so it doesn't run the battery down. If you install accessories like shortwave radios or plug things like inverters and portable refrigerators into the accessory socket and operate them too long without the engine running you can drain your batteries to the point where the engine won't start. If there is an electrical short in the vehicle or a malfunctioning accessory it could be drawing much more than its normal load causing a drain on the batteries. If you leave your door open and the inside lights stay on all night you could drain the battery down till the car won't start.

Here's also a good resource for your car specifically on narrowing down the cause of the drain.

1) the batteries will be the same type and full charged
2) clean the contacts battery from dirty, dust, oxide or corrosion
3) retight the spring contacts battery with pliers for a GOOD contacts
4) open the remote.control and clean the keypads switch, from dirty, dust, oxide, Open contacts, or Bad contacts. they emite a good signal infrared from SYScon transmi vs Syscon receiver.
see the block diagram. If doesnot resolve the problem go to the repair shop TV for fix it.
God bless you

The remote may have a bad battery or the system has lost programming, refer to the owner's manual to change the battery in the remote and if that doesn't cure it the dealer must use a special tool to reprogram the system to the remote frequency. This solution is based on the fact that both the remotes don't work, the remote can be bad, this is esp true if it has been dropped.

1) test the batteries 2) rETIGHT THE spring contact batteries 3) Resolder wires for contact batteries, see if there are some wires missing. 4) Try again with the codes.
go www. fitness.manualsonline.com get the code , and reset again.
Otherwise the remote control you must go to the repair shop.

God bless you

Hi there,
try the following;
disconnect your remote lead, connect the remote terminal to the positive terminal with a piece of wire. If the amp powers up then the remote output from your headunit is at fault. You can connect the remote lead to a switchable live at the headunit end to work around this problem. The amp will switch off when you switch the ignition off and vice versa.
If that doesn't work then there may be a problem with your positive feed so check your fuse (there should be one near your battery where you see the amp cable connect)
If that doesn't work, check how secure your earth lead is, kicker amps use a lot of power so these connections need to made to a clean metal surface. Scrape the paint away if you need to, make sure you have bare metal to connect to.
Lastly, if you have only just installed the amp, check that you have thick enough power cable. As I said before, the amp will draw a lot of current, if the main power cable is too thin then you may not be getting enough current to power the amp.
Hope this is helpful.

Either the battery is bad or the connections to the battery are corroded and/or loose. The lights may work but that doesn't mean the battery is good. The lights only draw about 20 amperes, the starter draws from 200 to 400 amperes.

If the battery connections are tight and clean, then most likely you need a new battery. A car battery store can test this for you.

do u have ur sim card in? do u have service where u are? go to settings>network>new network see if itll work