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  1. Wow! Thanks for all the replies guys, Its quite worrying to think someone may have a key, -but I've checked with Lexus and the one previous owner apparently gave her keys back and didn't have any others made. (i got the car from Lexus Edgware Road -Jemca) I now get the 1 flash and 5 flash locking so thanks. The only problem is I'm thinking there is no point locking it at this rate! (lol!) In regards to some earlier questions, yes all the doors lock and as far I can tell nothing from the boot was taken except my gym kit (and trust me you really wouldn't want that!) I'm quite interested in the last comment and the rolling codes -can anyone confirm this? :o :o :o Oh dear !! :o :o :o Can you all confirm he didn't know his backside from his elbow ? That's what I was saying (not very well) when you were round mine, I'm pretty sure it's just one press on your car for deadlocks. @Stevie: The later cars have a one press to lock, 2nd press to deadlock, and a weird lock/unlock procedure from the internal switch to disable interior protection system. Regarding the OP: That is quite scary, doesn't the IS have rolling codes though to prevent being able to scan the key when it's being used and then re-use? Silly question, but does it actually lock all four doors when you lock with the keyfob?
  2. Hello all, I've only just joined the site and must say how very impressed I am. I'll be honest and say I know pretty much nothing about cars in general except that I love mine! So I'm sorry if I ask very basic questions. However, I have a problem and need some help: In the last year the contents of my car has been robbed twice. I don't know how they do it as there is no forced entry -its like some c**t has got a key fob to my car and helps himself in the middle of the night to whatever I leave in it! I have checked with Lexus and they have confirmed this is highly unlikely, -I have all three keys for the car. -Does anyone know how they get in, and more importantly what can I do to stop them? Does it work on frequency or something and have they got a special remote maybe? Also, when you press the lock button twice and lights flash five times what does that mean? I have a 1998 IS 200 by the way. Thank you for your help in advance! P
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