E30 imobaliser
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Mate just phoned me now, his L reg 318i has been standing for a while so dead battery, new battery but now he cant get it started because of the imobaliser, i dont have a clue so does anyone else? Didnt even know e30's came with imobalisers lol.
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danny_j
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sounds very much the same problem i'm having.
Car had been standing, swapped battery now it won't start!!
Is there even a immobliser on the car as standard? I had a look through couldn't see nothing?
Has he tried bump starting it, i'm a give that go tonight
Car had been standing, swapped battery now it won't start!!
Is there even a immobliser on the car as standard? I had a look through couldn't see nothing?
Has he tried bump starting it, i'm a give that go tonight
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NH325CAB
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Thats odd cos my battery died a couple of months back and i replaced it but i got no immobiliser problems at all....
...sure its linked?
...sure its linked?
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danny_j
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Just to give you an update bud it was naff all to do with the immboliser was the ignition feed to the DME relay.
If this is to do with the immboliser it will probably cut in between the small yellow and red wire (this is the ignition feed for the dme relay) The red and blue wire or the green and blue wire somewhere down above the gloove box
Hope that helps
If this is to do with the immboliser it will probably cut in between the small yellow and red wire (this is the ignition feed for the dme relay) The red and blue wire or the green and blue wire somewhere down above the gloove box
Hope that helps