Thanks for the enlightenment, Paul!
2nd code (first quote) looks like someone has tried to start the car with the wrong key (or key with the wrong code??) This could well link to the latter two codes in the 2nd quote.
My key just stopped working a few weeks ago, so the car must think it's the wrong one. I just didn't think it would "remember" it now, when the key issue seems to be solved.
I really hope that this could link to the two codes in my 2nd quote.
Have you had a key that has had a flat battery and lost sync? Have you had to resync it? Or perhaps you tried your spare key and it didn't work?
My key just stopped working, yes. I recoded it.
3rd code (first quote above) is a dodgy brake switch (obviously). I have just had this replaced on my car, although yours is intermittent - be prepared for it to stop working altogether soon (and you'll have no brakelights) Costs about £8 for part, and the lower dash needs to be removed to access the switch.
Thanks, I'll have one stand-by. I'm too hung up on this key-matter, I didn't think clear about that brake switch. I just thought what does this have to do with my key-
problem.
I'd suggest making a note of all the errors, and then clearing them all. Most are intermittent errors, so could have only happened the one time.
If they come back, then there is possibly something wrong with the key you are using.
I've had serious strange behaviour with my original transponder, yes.
I've recoded the original transponder and another used one I picked up for free. They both works as they should now.
A little digression. This HTH letter combination is a kitchen brand in Scandinavia, and when I see it on forums I always think, what the?
EDIT: Do you have problems unlocking your car with the keyfob? Could you possibly have an old battery in your keyfob?
I've had key problems, but just related to the transponder/immobilizer. And the battery is fine, thankyouverymuch.
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