coyote
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my neighbour has an astra 1.6/71 hp from 1997.
now he has lost his keys and -of course-the car hast this immobilizer chip in the key. any solution to fire this thing up ? i have another key and lock, but it won`t start.
is there any easy way to get rid of the immobilizer?
if you like also as PM!
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Don`t eat yellow snow!
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Feb 27, 2017 10:38:32 GMT
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Unless he has the Vauxhall CarPass in his service wallet, you'll need a new key, transponder (around the barrel), and a door locks. Can't remember if they are linked directly to the ECU or not, but a full second hand set of all the above can be had for £50 or so.
If he has the car pass, hell need to take that and his logbook to a Vauxhall dealer, and they'll order a key.
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fad
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Feb 27, 2017 16:10:25 GMT
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Not the best place to ask for advice either, publically putting up how to bypass an immobiliser aint gonna happen LOL
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^^^^^ I'll be surprised if by telling someone they need a new transponder ,ecu and transponder ring to work around the immobiliser that it will spawn a waft of thieves to go on an astra robbing spree
You can't even give those cars away fad lol
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fad
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That's the legit way to do it. However, bypassing it...
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Yeah times have moved in since the early face lift nova eh fad and the ol hazard switch hahah
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Apologys to anyone with a facelift nova too  |
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ive seen keys programmed with vauxhall tech2 (OBD device) still not DIY-a-ble unless you have one lol
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