Usually on a security card in the owners manual wallet which should have been removed and put in a safe place so you will never be able to find it again.Never heard of it
Usually on a security card in the owners manual wallet which should have been removed and put in a safe place so you will never be able to find it again.
Ok pm me and I'll have a look if the key ever arrives its snowed a bit overnight here with more expectedNah, not the card - physically written on the car, inside the cabin.
Once I've plucked up the courage to go out and check in this -500 degree weather I'll see if I have it.
Pm me also pleaseNah, not the card - physically written on the car, inside the cabin.
Once I've plucked up the courage to go out and check in this -500 degree weather I'll see if I have it.
If you need to retrieve your EKA code find someone with a Nanocom or Foxwell or Lynx (or Hawkeye?) diagnostic tester to retrieve it.
I don’t think you understand the EKA is not etched anywhere but on a card as mentioned by others on here.I don't think you've understood this post.
But I think @domino was told otherwise and rather than make it public was checking with trusted members wether it was true.I don’t think you understand the EKA is not etched anywhere but on a card as mentioned by others on here.
Some people write it down somewhere discreet as when you need it may be awkward to pop back get your handbook. Even if you got the code you still need to know the method off by heart or a LZ account to ask @DanClarke how
How?Changed my EKA to something I could easily remember.
Bought another vehicle ?How?
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