CharlotteR
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Hi all,
I have an off road td5 (used to be my main car until I wrote her off) that I use across my fields.
She hasn’t ran for years as my battery was dead, then had switched polarity etc and well time goes on and she’s been left. I’d tried at the time using the code to immobilise the immobiliser with the door etc but it didn’t work but this was before I knew something was going on with the battery.
Now my key blade was loose from the fob and I had it in the front section of a handbag with some superglue to fix it and you guessed it… Ive now list part - the key fob part!
I do have another key for her but it’s a basic key and doesn’t have a key fob.
now….
I know to get her going again I’ll need a new battery, and can possibly get a new key fob (know it’s about £100 to do myself like I did with my 300 years ago but I need to be able to override the immobiliser).
But - do you think I can get her going without the expense of the new key fob (as I’ll probably at some point find the lost one). I don’t want to spend much to get her running but I ideally need her going to tow some bits around the fields that I need to move.
how easy are the immobiliser bypass things to do yourself?
also any suggestions of any mobile mechanics who could come and see if she can run again that won’t rip me off etc (I’m between Blackpool and Preston)
thanks
I have an off road td5 (used to be my main car until I wrote her off) that I use across my fields.
She hasn’t ran for years as my battery was dead, then had switched polarity etc and well time goes on and she’s been left. I’d tried at the time using the code to immobilise the immobiliser with the door etc but it didn’t work but this was before I knew something was going on with the battery.
Now my key blade was loose from the fob and I had it in the front section of a handbag with some superglue to fix it and you guessed it… Ive now list part - the key fob part!
I do have another key for her but it’s a basic key and doesn’t have a key fob.
now….
I know to get her going again I’ll need a new battery, and can possibly get a new key fob (know it’s about £100 to do myself like I did with my 300 years ago but I need to be able to override the immobiliser).
But - do you think I can get her going without the expense of the new key fob (as I’ll probably at some point find the lost one). I don’t want to spend much to get her running but I ideally need her going to tow some bits around the fields that I need to move.
how easy are the immobiliser bypass things to do yourself?
also any suggestions of any mobile mechanics who could come and see if she can run again that won’t rip me off etc (I’m between Blackpool and Preston)
thanks