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adam01

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Hi all

can not get the fob to work dead battery and also the spare is dead as a door nail . i live in the country side miles from everyone and nearest friends live 100km away. cant get a new battery til Monday and that will be a long walk as no cabs here. is there anyway of getting the alarm immobilizer off just a thought HELP will be much appreciated

Adam

PS; i have 2 young kids and a great wife and we need to go shopping tomm

PLEASE HELP PLEASE HELP DON'T JUST READ THIS
 
If its an early model with combined alarm/immobiliser you need to input the EKA code ,later models have immobiliser built into the key/ignition barrel.
 
gonna say thet . . .just use the key in drivers door, it should switch orft imobiliser un open the doors. . . .it should help yer till you can get your new batteries. . . . .:)
 
gonna say thet . . .just use the key in drivers door, it should switch orft imobiliser un open the doors. . . .it should help yer till you can get your new batteries. . . . .:)


nope try-ed that

i unlocked the drivers door no probs there but put key in ignition and nothing :confused:

PS: land rover freelander 1.8cc petrol year 2000 3 door
 
jist make sure yer git ya + un - round the reet way. . . .

i have all the gear ready to soda have look at picture cheers ming
 

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Adam,
See the piccy, If you think how the battery goes into its holder, just lay one wire on top, so its trapped against the contact, and one underneath to do the same with the -ve terminal.
 

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Does your key have a large bulbous plastic end on it or is it a crappy looking thing with a hinge.If its the former then it has the immobiliser transponder in it so it should start the car.The car should have given warning that the handset battery was on the way out.
 
Does your key have a large bulbous plastic end on it or is it a crappy looking thing with a hinge.If its the former then it has the immobiliser transponder in it so it should start the car.The car should have given warning that the handset battery was on the way out.


Hi
 

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