Just spoken to a guy in Wales who does these. He said key could be kerput.
Send becm ecu and key and he can reprogram.
Please can you drop me a quote to do same.. Thanks. Wayne

What is the guys name as there are ones to steer clear off, before you sent anything off have word with rickthepick at Callrova he is a member on here and very well respected when it comes to p38 becm`s and sorts out quite a few ballsed up by so called experts
https://callrova.com/
 
I have put EKA code in.
Still comes up engine disabled then goes to key lockout again.
Are all the doors responding to the key and fob. A fault on any door will cause a lock out.
Mine had a jammed rear door mechanism and it immobilized the car until it was un jammed. The car would not except the EKA either.
Before sending and spending, check your doors all respond. ;)
 
EKA doesn't need Nanocom to be entered. Opinion is split on whether Nanocom can help if you don't have it and it is asking for it.
Opinion is not split. Those who say it can't are wrong simple as that.
 
Just spoken to a guy in Wales who does these. He said key could be kerput.
Send becm ecu and key and he can reprogram.
Please can you drop me a quote to do same.. Thanks. Wayne

More likely one of the microswitches in the door is duff and not accepting the EKA. It needs all 3 switches working to tell if it is turning left or right.
 
Opinion is not split. Those who say it can't are wrong simple as that.

They may be wrong but they don't think so. That's their opinion. Your view is different. As to what is right and wrong, that's another matter. I've never tried so no idea.
 
They may be wrong but they don't think so. That's their opinion. Your view is different. As to what is right and wrong, that's another matter. I've never tried so no idea.
They are wrong, I have done it, they don't know how to, not my problem.
 
You can tell if the EKA is entering by the flashes of the little red light on the dashboard.
If your key has decent battery can try pressing lock/unlock with key in ignition. (Usually asks for this on dash message screen but worth a try)
 
They may be wrong but they don't think so. That's their opinion. Your view is different. As to what is right and wrong, that's another matter. I've never tried so no idea.
One thing you taught me early on - listen to Wammers and it always works out okay. I can’t see why this would not apply now when I have seen no evidence as to the other opinion.
 
Thanks for the pointers everyone.
3 trys and finally got it to accept eka.
I'm leaning more towards the microswitches not working every time.
Think new year will be pricey with door switches bcm ecu and key. Got to keep the old bus sweet haha
 
What is the guys name as there are ones to steer clear off, before you sent anything off have word with rickthepick at Callrova he is a member on here and very well respected when it comes to p38 becm`s and sorts out quite a few ballsed up by so called experts
https://callrova.com/


It is a guy called classic rides in Wales.
A local friend uses him a lot on his p38.
Was quoted 270 for reprogram and replacement key
What is the guys name as there are ones to steer clear off, before you sent anything off have word with rickthepick at Callrova he is a member on here and very well respected when it comes to p38 becm`s and sorts out quite a few ballsed up by so called experts
https://callrova.com/
 
Microswitches are good guess. Can use the unit from an MG rather than LR so won’t be over expensive.
Marty’s lock test sheet will tell you for sure
 
Just reading through...
You said you had let code lockout, entered the eka and car went to engine disabled then to lockout again. Did you do anything to cause the second lockout? Sounds like it could have received the eka
 
Every couple of tries open and close the drivers door - will stop it locking you out if the code is not received properly
 
Thanks for the pointers everyone.
3 trys and finally got it to accept eka.
I'm leaning more towards the microswitches not working every time.
Think new year will be pricey with door switches bcm ecu and key. Got to keep the old bus sweet haha
Result but don't go replacing the becm and ecu if it's all working. Sounds like your drivers door locking mechanism is a good place to start. Don't build a list of parts to throw at it unless you know it is a repair that is needed. That's how a bad feeling of resentment starts towards the car after throwing money at it.
One day at a time sweet Jesus!
Enjoy your new '38;)
 
Result but don't go replacing the becm and ecu if it's all working. Sounds like your drivers door locking mechanism is a good place to start. Don't build a list of parts to throw at it unless you know it is a repair that is needed. That's how a bad feeling of resentment starts towards the car after throwing money at it.
One day at a time sweet Jesus!
Enjoy your new '38;)

It Sasha great feeling to hear the ole ole mud plugged come back alive.
I will definitely look at the lock mech in the new year.
For now it's smiles and miles again.

Again thanks to all.
Stay safe and have a great Christmas
 
It Sasha great feeling to hear the ole ole mud plugged come back alive.
I will definitely look at the lock mech in the new year.
For now it's smiles and miles again.

Again thanks to all.
Stay safe and have a great Christmas
Happy smiles and all the best to you and yours :D
 
It Sasha great feeling to hear the ole ole mud plugged come back alive.
I will definitely look at the lock mech in the new year.
For now it's smiles and miles again.

Again thanks to all.
Stay safe and have a great Christmas

Martyuk does refurbed locks but he's been working out of the country. Doubt he'd come back in the current ****-storm but you never know!
 

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