jones_iraq

Last night when the car was running I tried to roll down the windows, but they were not operating. I then turned the car off, then tried to start it....nothing. So I had the car towed to the house. I pulled the 2 month old optima and took it in for a recharging. I also checked the batteries inside of the FOB and they are good. So with everything back together, the car is still not reading either of the fobs. I cant unlock the doors, cant use panic button, nothing. When I push the start button it makes a few clicking noises, but that is it. Please help

HANNY

stick one of the fobs in the spot where they go in the glove box. There is a way to reset them but not sure if thats in the manual or not?

jones_iraq

Already placed FOBS into the slots, but I cant get a read out on my DIC

wedenny7

If both fobs are not being recognized then chances are that your battery is discharged.
If its because of a bad battery your battery may need to be replaced.
If the battery takes a full charge there may be a drain somewhere in the system.
I just went through a battery discharging overnight because of a faulty switch in the passenger seat.
My fobs weren't recognized due to low battery voltage.
If your Vette is still under warranty have Chevy check it out for you.