Hi,:wave:

I wonder if you can help or give me some advice. I've got a T reg Fiat Bravo, it has a Fiat fitted alarm system that has gone into some sort of silent mode. Is it possible to get it working again, and program it to my blue keys? Another problem is I wasn't given the 4 digit alarm code card/sticker when I bought the car from Fiat (and Fiat ridiculously :bang: don't keep a record of the alarm codes!). I just got the red master key and 2 blue keys, I managed to lose one of the blue keys:doh:, tried to use the other but the battery was dead, got this battery replaced with a new one at Fiat but the button on the key didn't turn off the alarm, open the central locking or work the immobiliser. I was told by Fiat that I could drive the car using the red master key but by doing this the alarm kept going off and is now in some sort of silent mode (I still have a red light that flashes in the car). I've bought a new blue key from Fiat, so I now have 2 blue keys again. But neither of these are programmed to the car (central locking, immobiliser, alarm). I think I can program the keys to the immobiliser on the car myself by putting the red key in the ignition, turning the ignition on until a light comes on and disappears, then doing the same with both the blue keys, then finally doing the same with the red key once again (all within 10 seconds). As for the central locking and the alarm, I haven't got a clue.

Please can you help?:shrug:

on the original key, after you replaced the battery did it start working?
(red LED flashing when you push button)

if it didnt work then you need to solder the switch back on. very easy 2minute job.

if it did work then the car is no longer in sync with that remote; and you need to teach the car that remote again.

assuming you need to teach the car your original remote, you might as well teach it the new one too. both can be programmed using the 4 digit code from either of the original remotes (the rule for programming is you can use a code from any remote that is currently known to the car, even if it is not currently in sync)

how do you get the original codes? our friend tony is the man to see:
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/datarecall/