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emboliser problems

Started by trkwpn vbmenu_register("postmenu_1892451", true); · 16 July 2008 · 10 replies

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my *** immobiliser isnt letting me start the car , how can i get around this ? Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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immobiliser
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oh **** lol thanks mate =]
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new batteries in the remote?
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wat u mean in the central locking romote or the actual immboliser?
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is there a reset button hidden somwhere, has it had a flat battery
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i did the reset button today but nothing happen , ill change the batteries tomorrow see wat happens
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mate my old calais did this. I replaced batterys did nothing, then my immoboliser had inline fuses took them out then put em back in and nothing. i ended up pulling the whole thing out and throwing it very hardly into a bin!!! then my car started lol
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LOL yeh im thinking about it srsly.. **** the thing ill just get a new one pisses me of i go to skool after skool dosent start look like a retard so yeh instead of jump starting it lol might aswell throw it away
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check remote batterys first tho mate, cos ul look like a bigger retard if you throw a perfectly good immoboliser away just cos the remote had dead batterys lol
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lol ,i wanted a new alarm system anyway im taking it to alarms place .. see wat they think about it .. want somthing more protective... people are just on the look for mint vls
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