C/L module swap

Started by RobG, 26 August 2011, 18:07:48

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RobG

If you replace the C/L module with one with same part number is there any coding/pairing needed :question
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albitz

Doubt it. ;)
I dont actually know though. ::)

RobG

QuoteDoubt it. ;)
I dont actually know though. ::)
Pointless bloody answer innit ;D
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tunnie

Quote
QuoteDoubt it. ;)
I dont actually know though. ::)
Pointless bloody answer innit ;D

Maybe Albs is joining the conservatives?  ;D

albitz

Has hell frozen over ? ;)

TheBoy

For the Central Locking or Alarm ECU, only coding is teh key fobs.
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RobG

QuoteFor the Central Locking or Alarm ECU, only coding is teh key fobs.
member outside of the UK wants the C/L module and a couple of key fobs amongst other things. The fobs and module are from 2 different cars. Member says he needs the immob. code for the fobs, I thought he only needs the code for his own car to pair the fobs :-/
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TheBoy

Quote
QuoteFor the Central Locking or Alarm ECU, only coding is teh key fobs.
member outside of the UK wants the C/L module and a couple of key fobs amongst other things. The fobs and module are from 2 different cars. Member says he needs the immob. code for the fobs, I thought he only needs the code for his own car to pair the fobs :-/
To program the ECU, he needs the PIN code (Immobilser on carpass) from that ECU.  Not from his ECU.
Grumpy old man