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Re: ECU and chip
« Reply #15 on: 27 March 2025, 23:44:03 »
Ah ok that makes sense :y
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« Reply #16 on: 28 March 2025, 10:53:47 »
My local key wizard wants a pic of the label on the transponder, I was also thinking I might have a red card in my box of keys but not sure where that came from.
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« Reply #17 on: 29 March 2025, 17:48:58 »
sorted, he had the correct kit to read the transponder. Well that was when he found it as he said it not been used for a long time. If anyone needs this doing he is happy to sort one. Cost me £150 though
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Re: ECU and chip
« Reply #18 on: 29 March 2025, 18:02:55 »
Quote from: countrywoman on 29 March 2025, 17:48:58
sorted, he had the correct kit to read the transponder. Well that was when he found it as he said it not been used for a long time. If anyone needs this doing he is happy to sort one. Cost me £150 though
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