How to Disable the Anti-Theft Lock on Geely Vision?

[VonElliott]

The steps to disable the anti-theft lock on Geely Vision are as follows: 1. Open the trunk lid, then close and lock all doors. 2. Insert and remove the ignition key more than six times within 10 seconds to clear the ID stored in the remote control. 3. Press the 'Lock' button on the remote control once using the inner door handle. 4. Enter the ID into the computer. 5. Finally, open the driver's side door to interrupt the ID input mode and unlock the car. There is another method with the following steps: 1. Remove the battery from the remote control and press the 'Lock' button on the remote control once. 2. Reinstall the remote control battery. 3. Close and lock all doors, then insert and remove the ignition key more than six times within 10 seconds. This action will clear all original numbers from the remote control computer, and the high beam lights will flash twice. 4. Turn the key to the 'ACC' position and press the 'Lock' button on the remote control once. The remote control computer will then memorize the ID of this remote. 5. Open the driver's side door to interrupt the ID input mode and unlock the car.

[VonAngelina]

Last time when helping my neighbor deal with the Geely Vision's anti-theft lock issue, I noticed quite a few details to pay attention to. First, feel the hood for abnormal temperature - overheating might trigger the anti-theft system. Check if all four doors and the trunk are properly closed, as loose latches can cause false alarms. When bringing the key near the sensing area, remember to press it against the underside of the steering wheel - this car has a relatively short sensing range. If the engine fails to start, don't attempt continuously; wait for the anti-theft light on the dashboard to blink three times before trying again. If you have a spare key, place it near the cup holder to boost the signal. Finally, I recommend checking the emergency unlock diagram in Chapter 7 of the owner's manual - the illustrated instructions are most reliable. If you really can't unlock it, it's best to call a tow truck rather than tampering with the wiring yourself.

[OJack]

Just finished dealing with the anti-theft lock issue on my older car. Found it's particularly prone to triggering in rainy weather, so it's recommended to apply some waterproof silicone grease to the keyhole. For manual transmission models, avoid depressing the clutch for more than five seconds, as it can easily be mistaken for car theft. When the anti-theft system is activated, the hazard lights will flash rapidly. At this point, insert the key and turn it counterclockwise all the way without releasing, wait until the central locking system clicks open. New owners should note not to force the key when the steering wheel is locked, as jamming it can cause more trouble. A temporary solution is to short-circuit the emergency start contact under the driver's floor mat, but it's best not to use this method frequently. During regular maintenance, have the technician check the ports on the body control module.

[VonAaron]

As a veteran driver with eight years of experience driving a Geely Vision, I've encountered the anti-theft lock issue three times. The simplest solution is to press and hold the unlock button on the key for fifteen seconds to force unlock while simultaneously pulling the door handle. When the battery is dead, connecting a power bank to the car charging port can also activate the system. Remember to check that the OBD port isn't plugged with a low-quality diagnostic tool, as this most easily triggers the anti-theft system by mistake. In special cases, disconnect the negative terminal, wait ten minutes, then reconnect and immediately press the accelerator twice after starting the engine. However, never disconnect the battery for new cars equipped with electronic steering locks - directly contact the 4S shop for safer remote unlocking. Develop the habit of pulling the door handle to confirm after locking to avoid false locking situations.