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Ajj1961

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• Saturday at 17:06

• #1

Hi guys
Having issues with my old p38. (1996,gas conversion)
Engine is disabled and I can't do the EKA thing because for some reason, the previous owner changed the door lock but didn't provide a blooming key that works it!
So, I'm hoping there's someone out there around Perth who has a nanocom who can disable the immobiliser.
Obviously I'd pay for the privilege.
P.S, the remote on the key still seems to work, but when pressed when the message comes up, nothing. Any help and advice will be gratefully accepted.

 

marjon

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• Saturday at 17:33

• #2

Do you know you have the correct EKA code?

If the door is open get the door card off .

Have you tried to sync as per the manual? Key in lock turn and push button (but you cant turn the key) but sure it could be simulated if door card was off off.

Are you being asked for the EKA?

J

 

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Ajj1961

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• Saturday at 19:04

• #3

marjon said:

Do you know you have the correct EKA code?

If the door is open get the door card off .

Have you tried to sync as per the manual? Key in lock turn and push button (but you cant turn the key) but sure it could be simulated if door card was off off.

Are you being asked for the EKA?

J

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No, but it does ask me to press the remote. Light flashes,Nada. I've got the EKA, and have tried putting the code in that way. ( door card off, move the actuator wire/cable/rod in the correct sequence).

 

marjon

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• Saturday at 20:04

• #4

When asked for press remote. Is it in the ignition pos 2?
Try it.

96 should do it with the door lock unlock, but if PO has tampered who knows.


J

 

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Ajj1961

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• Yesterday at 10:25

• #5

Yes, as soon as the ignition lights come on.
I admit I'm stumped. I think I'll need to work through the wiring loom in case a rodent has decided to avail itself of some nesting material..:-0

 

marjon

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• Yesterday at 14:38

• #6

Ajj1961 said:

Yes, as soon as the ignition lights come on.

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Wait for the message.

If its a keeper or longish term then a Nanocom is not a bad investment anyway.

J