1999 Disco I cranks but won't start
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Has anyone ever used the All Car Electronics company or Automotive Electronics company over in England to bypass their immobilizer? I found these two companies among a few others and it seems that they do this all of the time to any of the Land Rover immobilizers. Takes them a couple days is all. I emailed All Car Electronics and they acted like it would not be a big deal. Just curious if anyone has used them before. For some reason I can't find anyone in the U.S. to do the job.
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Well after pulling my hair out I finally drove the car to a local independent shop to see what his diagnostic equipment could find. Like me he found no problem with the harness or power to the ECU or alarm unit. We decided to replace the alarm unit since he thought his equipment could learn the alarm code to the ECU. He attempted to program the alarm/ECU to each other and his equipment reported that it failed. However, after that the car starts every time you need it too, so being cheap and not needing to rely on the vehicle we agreed to take a wait and see approach. So far, so good. I still am of the opinion that the alarm is faulty considering none of the door lock, monitoring LED in the dash, etc. work. I think I will continue to research a repair or bypass of some nature. If I find anything else I will post it. P.S.: The more I drive the car the more I am greatly impressed with it. Can't wait to get it off the road! Thanks all.
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Another mysterious no start Disco that finally works after you futz with it enough... And once again we'll never know exactly what was wrong..
I have yet to find anyone who "knows" what the heck they're doing in at least this one respect of the vehicle.. Everyone has a different opinion..
According to my Rover dealership, "No North American Spec Land Rover uses EKA codes..."
I guess we need to figure out how to bypass the alarm and immobilizer function completely as far as the ignition/fuel systems go...
John
I have yet to find anyone who "knows" what the heck they're doing in at least this one respect of the vehicle.. Everyone has a different opinion..
According to my Rover dealership, "No North American Spec Land Rover uses EKA codes..."
I guess we need to figure out how to bypass the alarm and immobilizer function completely as far as the ignition/fuel systems go...
John
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