"Examiner" would seem to be the name of the Alfa Romeo Computer Diagnostic
System.
http://www.autoworld.com.my/emzine/Review/viewarticle.asp?awReviewId=2011
Pity all Alfa Service Centres don't offer the same deal.

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>> You must programme it with examiner and enter new keys
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> Dom
"Examiner" would seem to be the name of the Alfa Romeo Computer Diagnostic
System.
http://www.autoworld.com.my/emzine/Review/viewarticle.asp?awReviewId=2011
Pity all Alfa Service Centres don't offer the same deal.

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Pete - 31 Jan 2006 20:25 GMT
>"Examiner" would seem to be the name of the Alfa Romeo Computer Diagnostic
>System.
>http://www.autoworld.com.my/emzine/Review/viewarticle.asp?awReviewId=2011
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>Pity all Alfa Service Centres don't offer the same deal.
Great idea but look at the cost per computer from that article
30,000.00 Malaysia Ringgits = 4,494.01 GBP
Pete

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You take your car and all the keys to your local dealer, who uses his
"Examiner" diagnostic system to re-programme the receiver and keys to match.
Probably cost you around an hours labour plus vat, etc.
Gazza
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Stephen Poley - 31 Jan 2006 17:30 GMT
>You take your car and all the keys to your local dealer, who uses his
>"Examiner" diagnostic system to re-programme the receiver and keys to match.
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>Probably cost you around an hours labour plus vat, etc.
Huh? You really do have problems with Alfa dealers in the UK, don't you.
Unless the system has drastically changed since my 146 was built, it's
about five minutes work for the dealer.

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