Well done everyone, well worth your £10 membership any day
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So glad to read this,must be a relief for you!
Make sure to get your old dissy refurbed...
That way you'll have a spare in future
Make sure to get your old dissy refurbed...
That way you'll have a spare in future
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Well done, really good news, now you need to find another one, exactly the same.
Always have a known working spare, in the boot, just in case !
Always have a known working spare, in the boot, just in case !
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Pleased to hear you got it running.
It's always great to follow threads like this that end in success, and like has been said what the club is all about
It's always great to follow threads like this that end in success, and like has been said what the club is all about
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Well, it was fun for a day. She's dead again!
I could smell burning just before the car cut out so I suspect the gague of wire used to bridge pins on immobiliser wasnt thick enough.
I could smell burning just before the car cut out so I suspect the gague of wire used to bridge pins on immobiliser wasnt thick enough.
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Ok guys, a pro tip I've learned (been told by the experts here) bypass immobiliser at the plug going in, not at the immobiliser pins inside.
Benefits:
1) weight saving = +0.00001bhp! Always a positive
2) wire is already the correct gauge
3) less risk of smelling burning wires while driving...
4) you won't have to pull out immobiliser when you do a bad job
5) it's easier.
Benefits:
1) weight saving = +0.00001bhp! Always a positive
2) wire is already the correct gauge
3) less risk of smelling burning wires while driving...
4) you won't have to pull out immobiliser when you do a bad job
5) it's easier.
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