One very wet day bike ran out of fuel and immobiliser fob became wet, RAC repaired it at the time re-soldering connections, but it no longer works although batteries have been changed
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The immobiliser works with a chip in the fob. This is a signalling device which, via a pick-up situated around the ignition lock, sends the signal to the engine computor which the allows the engine to be started.
run fault codes and check the cam/crank position sensors. Check that the cam shaft is turning ( broken timing belt/ chain). Check the operation of the immobiliser . Check the battery in the key fob
you have to pussh the left button for one second and then again for 15 seconds (according to the manual, for me this is not working), maybe for you it will do the trick
your problem is totally keyless entry related.it means that the immobiliser box got wet or is corroded inside.open the box and clean out.look for broken tracks or loose connections.last option replace unit
Sounds like there is some faulty wiring in you car. Make sure that everything is connected tightly. I had the similar problems with a honda and found that was the culprit
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