rover 100 immobiliser any way off bypassin it
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rover 100 immobiliser any way off bypassin it
9 July 2009, 9:05 PM
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metro maniac
Joined 9 Jul 2009
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hi i have a rover 100 metro modified and i cant drive the thing due to the key fob has stopped working is there any way off bypassing the immobiliser with out spending loadz of money : )
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rover 100 immobiliser any way off bypassin it
31 July 2009, 6:48 PM
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jeopardyrock
Joined 30 Jul 2009
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If its the same as a 414 then you need the 4 digit security code and then use the drivers door lock to de activate it,eg,4468 = turn key left 4 times then right four times then six left then eight right.
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rover 100 immobiliser any way off bypassin it
1 August 2009, 2:17 PM
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metro maniac
Joined 9 Jul 2009
3 posts
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will try that thank you also how can i get this code
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rover 100 immobiliser any way off bypassin it
1 August 2009, 9:41 PM
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jeopardyrock
Joined 30 Jul 2009
10 posts
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Is normally in your owners manual on a card with your radio code.Unsure where you would find it otherwise although i know my mate bypassed the immobiliser on a subaru in ten mins by taking a wire off,will find out.
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rover 100 immobiliser any way off bypassin it
23 August 2009, 3:37 PM
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missbosschy
Joined 23 Aug 2009
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Hi there,Sorry to trouble you with such a controversial topic. I bought a 1998 Rover 100 for £350 10 days ago and already the immobiliser has jammed on. I have tried replacing the fob battery, have read lots of online posts about trying to fix the problem but nothing is working (I don't have an EKA code). I've looked into RemoteKey.co.uk to replace the immobiliser unit but given the value of the car, I just can't justify the cost. I've seen that there is a possibility of permanently disarming the immobiliser by connecting certain wires. I've got as far as removing the unit but unsure which wires to connect. Sorry for the length of this email but I'd be grateful for any tips you may have. I realise the sensitivity of asking how to effectively hotwire my own car so am happy to provide ownership details etc if you need them. I don't have central locking so it is just a case of being able to start the car, and having the peace of mind that it will start again! thanks very much for your help.
Missbosschy
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rover 100 immobiliser any way off bypassin it
23 August 2009, 4:19 PM
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jeopardyrock
Joined 30 Jul 2009
10 posts
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Try here.
http://www.torrentreactor.net/find/rover-immobiliser-bypass
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rover 100 immobiliser any way off bypassin it
24 August 2009, 7:50 AM
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missbosschy
Joined 23 Aug 2009
2 posts
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Unfortunately that download site only seems to lead to downloading sexual content. Any chance you could private message me the info?
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rover 100 immobiliser any way off bypassin it
25 August 2009, 1:00 PM
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metro maniac
Joined 9 Jul 2009
3 posts
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hi the bypass is very hard to come across and ive not yet found out how to do it at the mo either. if i do ill let you know but your garage should be able to do it or if you have aa or rac they can do it to good luck
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rover 100 immobiliser any way off bypassin it
5 September 2009, 7:54 PM
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BrianM
Joined 11 Nov 2006
891 posts
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There is a black box from several suppliers that does what you want. Check out ebay. Or contact ecuclinic.com they have a device they send out for you to use on your car.
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rover 100 immobiliser any way off bypassin it
3 October 2009, 6:51 PM
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maddog
Joined 3 Oct 2009
2 posts
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hi there if you find out how to bypass teh imobiliser can you please email me at [Log in to view email]
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rover 100 immobiliser any way off bypassin it
4 October 2009, 11:34 AM
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BrianM
Joined 11 Nov 2006
891 posts
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You can rewire the ign & pump circuit or like I said check ebay & google for rover immobilliser bypass
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