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| Subject:
Bypassing car immobiliser and reverting to non-electronic ignition key
Category: Miscellaneous Asked by: perplexed-ga List Price: $10.00 |
Posted:
14 Nov 2004 08:55 PST
Expires: 14 Dec 2004 08:55 PST Question ID: 428787 |
I have a Perodua Nippa car and only one key. Its too expensive to buy a spare. How can I safely remove or bypass the ignition immobiliser unit so that my key operates just as a mechanical (non electronic or "chipped" key) for ignition. (I could then have the key copied for only a few pounds each. The door locks are entirely manual)I am not worried about car theft |
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Re: Bypassing car immobiliser and reverting to non-electronic ignition key
From: possumlover-ga on 14 Nov 2004 11:56 PST |
anytime you replace the factory alarm with an aftermarket alarm you have to purchase a by-pass module also. This would serve the same for your needs. ($69USD) Then you place your key tied into the electric system of the car so that it is always bypassed. I'm sure that their are other ways too... |
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