04-07-13, 07:02 PM
Rip it out now before the immobiliser fails and leaves you stranded, what you describe is how mine acted before failing completly.
If you search for alarms on this forum you should find a no cost way to bypass the alarm with a couple of lengths of wire, I did this and it is a very easy permanent fix.
I think the post that showed the correct way to do it was by Chitsu. Apologies to Chitsu in advance if I am wrong.
If you search for alarms on this forum you should find a no cost way to bypass the alarm with a couple of lengths of wire, I did this and it is a very easy permanent fix.
I think the post that showed the correct way to do it was by Chitsu. Apologies to Chitsu in advance if I am wrong.