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help ir remote packed up
« on: 28 August 2007, 12:44:13 »

hi gang need help .
 my 94 20l 16v cd omegas key fob has packed up have another but not programed to my car (its the inared type),
what do i need to do and how much will it cost about .

knakerd as car wont start because of imobleiser(any way of bypassing temp?? pm is is)

please help pete
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Re: help ir remote packed up
« Reply #1 on: 28 August 2007, 12:52:55 »

Have you tried programming the key as one would do after a battery change? Saved me once. Key lost contact with immo for no good reason, but putting key in ignition and pushing the button towards the sensor brought it back to life.

What do you mean by the other key not being programmed to the car? If it's one of the original keys it should work.
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Re: help ir remote packed up
« Reply #2 on: 28 August 2007, 13:29:31 »

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hi gang need help .
 my 94 20l 16v cd omegas key fob has packed up have another but not programed to my car (its the inared type),
what do i need to do and how much will it cost about .

knakerd as car wont start because of imobleiser(any way of bypassing temp?? pm is is)

please help pete
I believe the immobiliser on IR cars can be easily bypassed, but I do not have the details, and fortunately, do not appear on many forums.  Please, if anyone knows, keep it to PMs ;)
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« Reply #3 on: 28 August 2007, 16:24:45 »

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Have you tried programming the key as one would do after a battery change? Saved me once. Key lost contact with immo for no good reason, but putting key in ignition and pushing the button towards the sensor brought it back to life.

What do you mean by the other key not being programmed to the car? If it's one of the original keys it should work.


no key is from other car >:(


think i will have to pay big money to main dealers >:( >:( >:( >:( :'( :'( :'(

please someone help :'( :'( :'(
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« Reply #4 on: 28 August 2007, 16:45:11 »

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Have you tried programming the key as one would do after a battery change? Saved me once. Key lost contact with immo for no good reason, but putting key in ignition and pushing the button towards the sensor brought it back to life.

What do you mean by the other key not being programmed to the car? If it's one of the original keys it should work.


no key is from other car >:(


think i will have to pay big money to main dealers >:( >:( >:( >:( :'( :'( :'(

please someone help :'( :'( :'(
Try an autolocksmith, or an independent garage that has a Tech1 or generic key programmer...
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« Reply #5 on: 28 August 2007, 16:56:37 »

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Have you tried programming the key as one would do after a battery change? Saved me once. Key lost contact with immo for no good reason, but putting key in ignition and pushing the button towards the sensor brought it back to life.

What do you mean by the other key not being programmed to the car? If it's one of the original keys it should work.


no key is from other car >:(


think i will have to pay big money to main dealers >:( >:( >:( >:( :'( :'( :'(

please someone help :'( :'( :'(
Try an autolocksmith, or an independent garage that has a Tech1 or generic key programmer...


only problem is cant start car to take it because of immobliser :(
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Have you tried programming the key as one would do after a battery change? Saved me once. Key lost contact with immo for no good reason, but putting key in ignition and pushing the button towards the sensor brought it back to life.

What do you mean by the other key not being programmed to the car? If it's one of the original keys it should work.


no key is from other car >:(


think i will have to pay big money to main dealers >:( >:( >:( >:( :'( :'( :'(

please someone help :'( :'( :'(
Try an autolocksmith, or an independent garage that has a Tech1 or generic key programmer...


only problem is cant start car to take it because of immobliser :(
Some come to you ;)
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« Reply #7 on: 28 August 2007, 17:27:32 »

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Have you tried programming the key as one would do after a battery change? Saved me once. Key lost contact with immo for no good reason, but putting key in ignition and pushing the button towards the sensor brought it back to life.

What do you mean by the other key not being programmed to the car? If it's one of the original keys it should work.


no key is from other car >:(


think i will have to pay big money to main dealers >:( >:( >:( >:( :'( :'( :'(

please someone help :'( :'( :'(
Try an autolocksmith, or an independent garage that has a Tech1 or generic key programmer...


only problem is cant start car to take it because of immobliser :(
Some come to you ;)
thanks for that  :)

 take it i would still need the car pass?
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« Reply #8 on: 28 August 2007, 17:39:21 »

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Have you tried programming the key as one would do after a battery change? Saved me once. Key lost contact with immo for no good reason, but putting key in ignition and pushing the button towards the sensor brought it back to life.

What do you mean by the other key not being programmed to the car? If it's one of the original keys it should work.


no key is from other car >:(


think i will have to pay big money to main dealers >:( >:( >:( >:( :'( :'( :'(

please someone help :'( :'( :'(
Try an autolocksmith, or an independent garage that has a Tech1 or generic key programmer...


only problem is cant start car to take it because of immobliser :(
Some come to you ;)
thanks for that  :)

 take it i would still need the car pass?
To be honest, I don't know with the IR setup.  Certainly needed for the RF ones, but the IR one is a simpler system.
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« Reply #9 on: 28 August 2007, 18:04:26 »

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Have you tried programming the key as one would do after a battery change? Saved me once. Key lost contact with immo for no good reason, but putting key in ignition and pushing the button towards the sensor brought it back to life.

What do you mean by the other key not being programmed to the car? If it's one of the original keys it should work.
thank mate i feel a lot better now :)


no key is from other car >:(


think i will have to pay big money to main dealers >:( >:( >:( >:( :'( :'( :'(

please someone help :'( :'( :'(
Try an autolocksmith, or an independent garage that has a Tech1 or generic key programmer...


only problem is cant start car to take it because of immobliser :(
Some come to you ;)
thanks for that  :)

 take it i would still need the car pass?
To be honest, I don't know with the IR setup.  Certainly needed for the RF ones, but the IR one is a simpler system.
thanks for that feel a bit better now :y

any body else know if its needed or not even how to bypass imobleiser on ir system, all advice greatly recived and maybe some beers at a meeting  ;) ;)
pm me with bypass details ,dont want any miggies being nicked
pete
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Re: help ir remote packed up
« Reply #10 on: 29 August 2007, 15:21:24 »

bump ;)

just phone autolocksmiths cant do ir type fob????????

help needed

pete
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« Reply #11 on: 29 August 2007, 15:30:19 »

If I get chance this PM, I will Send you details of how to bypass the immobiliser on the IR setup......woudl have done it last night but went to watch a football match that was abandoned.
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If I get chance this PM, I will Send you details of how to bypass the immobiliser on the IR setup......woudl have done it last night but went to watch a football match that was abandoned.

may thaks will call you GOD if it works :)
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« Reply #13 on: 29 August 2007, 15:44:03 »

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If I get chance this PM, I will Send you details of how to bypass the immobiliser on the IR setup......woudl have done it last night but went to watch a football match that was abandoned.

may thaks will call you GOD if it works :)
pete

Ow, it works, done it a few times on the old IR system.

You can remove the glove box as a starter.
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If I get chance this PM, I will Send you details of how to bypass the immobiliser on the IR setup......woudl have done it last night but went to watch a football match that was abandoned.

may thaks will call you GOD if it works :)
pete

Ow, it works, done it a few times on the old IR system.

You can remove the glove box as a starter.
Oooohhhh, can I have it as well please ;)
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