2003 Mitsubishi Outlander "car immobiliser working" Questions

immobiliser fob would make a successful connection and allow me to start the engine. Now its stopped working altogether and i cant start my car. There is a card included with the manual with a 4 digit

...car and the key at the one place and with the computer that the dealer, has the key can be reprogrammed to the ECM/immobiliser. The same as if you loose a key ,buy a new one and have it programmed to ...

...car, or turn off the Immobiliser or alarm. Central locking works with Key, but the engine will not start because the immobiliser is de-activated only with the Key Fob. I've replaced the batteris in ...

...immobiliser is the clutch needs to be in to start the car and that still works fine. Can someone please help me as i need my car. Kyles If, when you switch the ignition on, you get a dash light on, ...

...immobiliser (otherwise known as EIS, Electronic Ignition Switch) in order to switch ON the car, but you wont be able to start it. what you need to do it remove the connector from the back of the EIS ...

...immobiliser to turn car on If you are no thief, then you would shell out for a new key with a working immobilizes button. I am sure your insurance company will love you for immobilizing your ...

...immobiliser not working The 'wand' style immobiliser (factory fitted) is not working. The light is flashing on the dash, but it won't seem to pick up the wand at all. We need to override the ...

how do i bypass the immobiliser on a tata telcoline.after going through a deep puddle starter activated and immobiliser died .no light on fob activator and power on to glow plugs with ignition turned ...

...immobiliser the car will stop within 1 second. There is a modified immobiliser control unit and reader coil from Volkswagen. Programing will need to be carried out to code the control unit to the ...

CAR AFTER I HAD ACTIVATED THE IMMOBILISER The Hyundai Immobiliser system called the SMARTRA manufactured. by Bosch consists of the SMARTRA ECU which has its own CPU . Have a look at links below: http: