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Tim_1
20th April 2008, 18:45
ok, how would unlock the ecu with a code when the car its going into doesnt have the keypad?
Thanks
Tim
Sean
20th April 2008, 18:48
unlock it while it's still in the donor car, or if you've already removed it you send it away to be unlocked which costs £95
cheech
20th April 2008, 18:51
could be a tricky 1 bud is the ignition key coded 2 on the old car its comin from, or is it just the pad????? or both????? does the transponder have 2 be changed with the loom????
Dez
20th April 2008, 18:55
unlock it while it's still in the donor car, or if you've already removed it you send it away to be unlocked which costs £95
£93 if your being picky ;)
Tim_1
20th April 2008, 19:00
could be a tricky 1 bud is the ignition key coded 2 on the old car its comin from, or is it just the pad????? or both????? does the transponder have 2 be changed with the loom????
i dont have a clue tbh :S
i think the easiest option is going to be to send it off to be unlocked :S
Dez
20th April 2008, 19:01
yep , bluehawk electronics are the best for that, sent my friday got a call sat to say they need payment and should have it back tomorrow
cheech
20th April 2008, 19:10
hats off 2 them bud they sound good!!!!
Sean
20th April 2008, 19:13
could be a tricky 1 bud is the ignition key coded 2 on the old car its comin from, or is it just the pad????? or both????? does the transponder have 2 be changed with the loom????
not in the mk1, the mk1 has a keypad and transponder whereas in the mk2 the keypad is replaced with a transponder on the igntion barrel which only matches the key. he's talking about fitting a mk1 engine into a mk2.
And please type in English.
Bluehawk unlocked my vts ecu for my conversion, very good service and 3-day turnaround.
Jackman
20th April 2008, 19:16
£93 if your being picky ;)
Ive heard so many prices from bluehawk recently.
My mate sent his the other day and they told him £107 over the phone.
then there was a problem with it due to the fuel pump not priming of some shizzle so the price went up to £184.
and he was a right pain in the arse to get in contact with over the phone lol
Dez
20th April 2008, 19:18
i can kind of see that, as when i first spoke to one bloke he said £135 , then when it got there on sat they said £93, depends who you speak to i suppose. Oh well good service so far cant complain about that:y:
Tim_1
20th April 2008, 19:30
not in the mk1, the mk1 has a keypad and transponder whereas in the mk2 the keypad is replaced with a transponder on the igntion barrel which only matches the key. he's talking about fitting a mk1 engine into a mk2.
And please type in English.
Bluehawk unlocked my vts ecu for my conversion, very good service and 3-day turnaround.
ill still be fitting a mk1 vts engine into a mk1 vtr, however my car doesnt have the keypad to unlock the ecu, whereas the car the mk1 engine came out off had the keypad to unlock the ecu.
Sean
20th April 2008, 19:41
then just send it away to be unlocked. bear in mind that bluehawk actually cut the immobiliser circuit inside the ecu so you'll now have no immobiliser.
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