Put it on the drive so I can take the wheels of and my son can get new tyres put on only to find that when he changed a wheel over on it a while back the locking nut key got missed placed, so now we up the creek and I am a little peeded oft as it always lives in the glove box:mad: and I don't know what letter key it should be.
If it's a P38, there is a place for the key in the spare wheel well, perhaps he was a good son and put it where it belonged?
 
No idea why it immobilised but just glad I keep a copy of the code inside as I was miles from anywhere.

Had that from RF interference in the past. Not had it since I fitted gen 3 receiver and turned off passive immobilisation and the like.
 
Fitted 25mm rubber grommet into the bottom of the wheel well. Clever me I think to myself....
When I got home after the other day I had about an inch of water in the bottom sloshing about! B*^*^&^p!!!
Anyone any idea where it gets in from? I'm going to cut a slice into the rubber to make it like the one way valves.
 
Over 200 mile round trip in the new to me l322. Stopped off at fleet to meet up with Ant and return his cam locking tool.
Thanks again buddy.
 
Fitted 25mm rubber grommet into the bottom of the wheel well. Clever me I think to myself....
When I got home after the other day I had about an inch of water in the bottom sloshing about! B*^*^&^p!!!
Anyone any idea where it gets in from? I'm going to cut a slice into the rubber to make it like the one way valves.
Dont know about rest of Vauxhall fleet but Corsa had a bung like that in wheel well, I guess Vauxhall thought if cant stop water getting in at least make it easy for it to get out, ( done same on my l322 till can find where it gets in).
 
Dont know about rest of Vauxhall fleet but Corsa had a bung like that in wheel well, I guess Vauxhall thought if cant stop water getting in at least make it easy for it to get out, ( done same on my l322 till can find where it gets in).
Guess that's what I'll be doing then hahahaha
 
Had that from RF interference in the past. Not had it since I fitted gen 3 receiver and turned off passive immobilisation and the like.
Cheers, Disconnected the RF receiver years ago when it caught the flat battery syndrome. Hope its just a phantom. How do you turn off the passive immobilisation? just in case.
 
Door latch micro switches can cause that, mine has started doing it occasionally, if I lock & unlock a couple of times it's OK. I have all the security stuff turned off, so it may be easier with mine.
Cheers, I did try locking and unlocking. How do you turn off the security stuff? just in case.
 

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