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Car Forum / Volvo Cars / March 2006

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problems with car imobilizer

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eurwyn thomas - 18 Mar 2006 19:10 GMT
can some one please help me?

Car - Volkswagen Golf GTI
imobilizer - sigma M800

have had the car for a week and everything running fine untill today... i
managed to start it and it cut out on me, i tried again and again and again
and ....nothing!  locked the damn thing and left it for about 20 min and
tried again...bingo!   i then turned off the ignition and have not been able
to re start ir since.... i am at the end of my tether...if any one has any
understanding of this problem i would be more than gratefull for your advice!

living in hope

eurwyn thomas
John Smith - 19 Mar 2006 00:33 GMT
> can some one please help me?
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> eurwyn thomas

Had exactly same problem with my Volvo. They thought it was either the
chip in the key or the receiver in the ignition. Turned out the ignition
barrel was on its way out and had it replaced (way overpriced but what
choice do you have?). Seems OK now.

Hope this helps
User - 19 Mar 2006 03:09 GMT
> can some one please help me?
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> eurwyn thomas

Try using a different key. May need a new halo ring. Find someone with a
VAG com or VAG com software that can read the immobiliser.

Bob
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