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clkio 
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Posted: July 17, 2005 at 3:00 PM / IP Logged  
okay guys. I have an clifford 800iq alarm system in my car, and for some reason, i keep losing the programming every couple of month( the buttons on the remote don't do anything, its like the remote is not programmed yet.). I have 3 remotes programmed on it, and the manual said I can have up to 4. Why is this happenin, these remotes have been programmed by a professional, and he knows what he is doing, what could be the problem. thx
swamprat323 
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Posted: July 17, 2005 at 3:04 PM / IP Logged  
are we sure the alarm is losing its programing or maybe the remotes not workign. have you replced the battery in the remotes.
clkio 
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the batteries are brand new (the light on the remote is very bright) the remotes arew alll working, when I take it to the guy to fix it, he just resets it, then program it and everything then works fine, I just don't knwo why it keeps losing the programming, its so wired.
clkio 
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I think i might know the problem but i am not 100% sure. sometimes when I try to turn on the car with the acutal car key, the car doesnt turn on, i have to keep trying like 4 times till it turns on with the key, i think the battery is weak, but can that be the problem why the remotes keep losing the programming?? because of the battery?
swamprat323 
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maybe bu tim not sure on that, but if that was the case all the programing should go back to default, like active/passive arming and such. bu tim not sure what all yours are set at. have the battery check out, and go form tere.
clkio 
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Posted: July 17, 2005 at 4:34 PM / IP Logged  
swamprat323, can a bettery be the problem tho?
neilfrombestbuy 
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i had a similar problem with a viper alarm once(dei, the same company), where i had 4 remotes programmed in and some went out if they were not used in a certain amount of time. the only thing i can tell you is that i think over time it automatically dumps the ones that do not get used.
clkio 
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neilfrombestbuy, i use them all. each on in the family has one and they all use them everyday.
clkio 
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any more suggestions guys?

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