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Immobiliser Bypass on a 2000 MK5

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Re: Immobiliser Bypass on a 2000 MK5

Postby robbie.cee » Thu Jun 27, 2013 9:28 am

Next time I can get on my laptop I will be glad to help if no one else furnishes you with the info you need !
Just moved, still manic ere, on my phone right now so its a mission writing anything!
2.9i 24v cosworth v6 LSD now fitted and quad pipes out back

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X-Reg Mk5 150ps 3.0 ESSEX V6
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Re: Immobiliser Bypass on a 2000 MK5

Postby les burney » Thu Jun 27, 2013 9:52 am

thanks any way , worked it out , - no need to take engine out , or take pump off , leave metal guard alone . access to sub wiring harness before it goes into pump . 30 minutes work , now running , still learning more about the pat,s system . ? .
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Re: Immobiliser Bypass on a 2000 MK5

Postby FUNCL3JJ » Mon Sep 09, 2024 9:15 am

Hello

I’m having a similar issue.
Van starts and runs well

Then after a few days. Started, ran for 10 min then cut out.
When trying to restart, key lights up dash but doesn’t turn engine over.

Told immobiliser fault.

Left it for a week.
Then started perfectly driving me 300 miles around a route turning off and on as it should.

Few days passed and again it cut out and wouldn’t turn over.

When it cut out, battery light flashed

I know it needs the EGR valve changed
But was told this wouldn’t cause the above problem.

Any help please?

Thank you
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