Thanks everyone for you advise on this it’s much appreciated…
I tried putting back in the eka code but now when I turn key to lock it locks all doors but after each time I turn the key to the correct amount of times there is no click from the doors the key just turns freely
Then when I turn the key to open all the doors locks open once but when I finish the amount of turns the key just turns freely there is no click from the central locking
All the videos I’v watched there is audible click each time the person turns the key during the eka procedure

Now your door latch has failed as well... these parts were not designed to be used all the time with a key just occasionally and as you didnt have a fob you "killed" it in time, maybe it failed to unlock each time it got immobilised, who knows... better bite the bullet and invest some money as to have a working fob too after you'll be able to remobilise it again cos without being able to insert the EKA all you can do is to replace the BCU...which also might be the root of your prroblems

Was using the wrong eka code found the right one in the manual
Now that I can start the car it should be possible for my friend to take the immobiliser out with nanocom

Beretta man said:

Was using the wrong eka code found the right one in the manual
Now that I can start the car it should be possible for my friend to take the immobiliser out with nanocom

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I was thinking that could be the case, but I have had folk go all stroppy on me before when I have suggested it Glad you have that sorted. It should be easy now to deal with everything with the Nanocom. I followed @sierrafery instructions on this very issue some time ago and it is invaluable.