Hi guys,
The fixed grin has started to slip, I'm at home, the old girl's at work, it's Easter weekend and my local garage is shut!!
Went to leave work yesterday and the imobiliser wouldn't disarm so no go. When the key was turned all the normal lights came on but all that happened when you turned it to start all you got was a click.
The unit, when we eventually found it, had no makers mark or anything to identify it (the previous owner had no idea either).
Whatever it is the box looks identical to the Toad Powerkey shown on the Car Alarms UK site. The "key" which operates the flashing light unit on the dashboard however, is peardrop shaped so I guess it's an older version.
The wiring between the light and the box consists of 2 blue wires and 1 red. Unfortunately we couldn't, in the time available, trace where the wires from the box went but from the click when you turn the key it could be to the starter motor.
My question is, can anyone tell me if there is an easy way to disarm it?
Ken
The fixed grin has started to slip, I'm at home, the old girl's at work, it's Easter weekend and my local garage is shut!!
Went to leave work yesterday and the imobiliser wouldn't disarm so no go. When the key was turned all the normal lights came on but all that happened when you turned it to start all you got was a click.
The unit, when we eventually found it, had no makers mark or anything to identify it (the previous owner had no idea either).
Whatever it is the box looks identical to the Toad Powerkey shown on the Car Alarms UK site. The "key" which operates the flashing light unit on the dashboard however, is peardrop shaped so I guess it's an older version.
The wiring between the light and the box consists of 2 blue wires and 1 red. Unfortunately we couldn't, in the time available, trace where the wires from the box went but from the click when you turn the key it could be to the starter motor.
My question is, can anyone tell me if there is an easy way to disarm it?
Ken
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