PDA

View Full Version : immobiliser

camTcar
22nd October 2009, 18:07
how do you change the code(VTS)
camTcar
23rd October 2009, 14:35
anyone???????????
hellonpluto
23rd October 2009, 14:50
i presume its the number pad you have?

enter the original code
press the C button (beeps 4 times - think)
enter the new code
press the C button
remove the keys from the ignition and with the central locking button lock and then unlock the car
wait for the red light to flash on the keypad (about 30 seconds)
put the igintion to 3 point or whatever and enter your new code

sure thats the procedure without getting the handbook out
Newtz07
23rd October 2009, 14:58
yer, thats cool. how come other saxo;s dont have the keypad? when they obviously have immobilisers?
camTcar
23rd October 2009, 19:54
i presume its the number pad you have?

enter the original code
press the C button (beeps 4 times - think)
enter the new code
remove the keys from the ignition and with the central locking button lock and then unlock the car
wait for the red light to flash on the keypad (about 30 seconds)
put the igintion to 3 point or whatever and enter your new code

sure thats the procedure without getting the handbook out

cheers, the only problem is i dont have the remote locking device
camTcar
24th October 2009, 20:06
cheers, the only problem is i dont have the remote locking device

so is there a way around this?
ryanmt
24th October 2009, 20:46
what code, are you on about the older keypad system or have you lost the key with the transponder in?
camTcar
25th October 2009, 11:30
what code, are you on about the older keypad system or have you lost the key with the transponder in?

yes the keypad system
AXracing
25th October 2009, 12:41
yer, thats cool. how come other saxo;s dont have the keypad? when they obviously have immobilisers?

The code is in a micro chip that is in the key. In the past it was piss easy to start a car with out a key. But with the chip in the key it makes it next to impossible to start the car with out the key. Its possibly not as secure as a keypad but still works very well.
ryanmt
25th October 2009, 13:21
yes the keypad system

Do you have the old code?
camTcar
26th October 2009, 16:01
Do you have the old code?

yes mate, is it possible to change
hellonpluto
28th October 2009, 10:14
yes mate, is it possible to change

If you have the old code then follow my procedure

enter the code you know
press the C button (beeps 4 times - think)
enter a new code
press the C button
remove the keys from the ignition and with the central locking button lock and then unlock the car
wait for the red light to flash on the keypad (about 30 seconds)
put the igintion to 3 point or whatever and enter your new code
Start the car
Jordysport
28th October 2009, 10:53
If you have the old code then follow my procedure

enter the code you know
press the C button (beeps 4 times - think)
enter a new code
press the C button
remove the keys from the ignition and with the central locking button lock and then unlock the car
wait for the red light to flash on the keypad (about 30 seconds)
put the igintion to 3 point or whatever and enter your new code
Start the car

I think he means, he doesn't have the Key Fob. to lock and unlock the car. so he can't do the above procedure.
hellonpluto
28th October 2009, 12:54
Oh right, try using the door pins to lock and unlock the car and see if that works
smiith
28th October 2009, 12:58
yer, thats cool. how come other saxo;s dont have the keypad? when they obviously have immobilisers?

newer ones have an electronic chip in the key, and the engine will only start when that chip is so close to the engine, which is right where the ignition barrel is.
camTcar
29th October 2009, 16:22
Oh right, try using the door pins to lock and unlock the car and see if that works

cheers i'll give it a go