I have a T reg Discovery which has sat on my drive for a year while I save up to repair the cracked head. However we need to move it but can't start it as the immobilser is on. I have tried using the key lock code but it keeps bleeping to say that an incorrect code has been input. Is there any way around this?
Rangey185
Active Member
Didn't you ask that in this thread?
As they said there, a newcomer to the forum asking how to get into a Disco usually won't be given any help! If you genuinely do own the car then as advised in the other thread go to a main dealer as otherwise his is a public forum and we don't want people knowing how to get into cars that have specified threads for them getting stolen so often
As they said there, a newcomer to the forum asking how to get into a Disco usually won't be given any help! If you genuinely do own the car then as advised in the other thread go to a main dealer as otherwise his is a public forum and we don't want people knowing how to get into cars that have specified threads for them getting stolen so often
nrgserv
Well-Known Member
look at it from the other side-
a random bloke turns up wanting to know how to effectively nick a motor.
we don't know you, don't even know what area of the country your in.
might be more effective if you asked for local assistance, then if anyone does know how to do it, they could do it in person and verify at the same time that you actually own the motor.
understand you might be genuine and only trying to get help, no offence taken, but understand that internet diagnostics is a bit different to just dropping it at a garage.
not everyone will be here for the same thing.
pontyslapper
Brought a Landy to LZ11. Yay!!
Pitchy, I'm afraid fella we just will not give out info like that on a public forum - it effectively allows scumbags to nick Landy's.
It ain't never gonna happen bud - best bet is as been said, contact a local dealer/garage/locksmith who maybe able to help you - of course, if they are worth their salt they'll want legitimate proof that you do indeed own the vehicle and are who you says you are.
I'm afraid you is stuck between a rock and a hard place mate. You are just gonna have to suck up the fact its gonna possibly cost you a few bob to get a local expert on the case.
It ain't never gonna happen bud - best bet is as been said, contact a local dealer/garage/locksmith who maybe able to help you - of course, if they are worth their salt they'll want legitimate proof that you do indeed own the vehicle and are who you says you are.
I'm afraid you is stuck between a rock and a hard place mate. You are just gonna have to suck up the fact its gonna possibly cost you a few bob to get a local expert on the case.
nrgserv
Well-Known Member
well that answers a lot of questions don't it
still don't know where you are, if its been fixed, or if its still dead.
now we've got to assume we're talking to a 6'2" cross dressing troll.
ya don't really help us to help you do yer
