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immobiliser fob problem

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dodgydal

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please help , i had a problem a while ago with my immobiliser fob , the black one stopped working so i just used the red , but like the cock that i am ive lost the key and red fob , now i have a spare key but the immobiliser wont let the engine start . Any suggestions would be much appreciated .
 
If its a modern system then utilising the ignition switch in a pre designated code can disable the alarm. You`ll need to have the alarm manual though and know the code or get the reg no and contact the makers or take the old immobiliser to a specialist or call in a mobile alarm specialist
 
If it's the 'factory fitted' one from Porsche, then they were all supplied by http://www.hamilton-palmer.co.uk/

If you send them the fob they can supply copies

If you get the local Porsche dealer to do it for you they will come stickered up as Porsche
 
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