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21-04-2014, 07:58 AM
Long story short, came to start my car this morning and it didn't want to play ball.
Car was fine last night, came to unlock it this morning and the key fob didn't work. No problem, key in the door worked fine, but no alarm when I opened the door. First thought; flat battery.
Key in the ignition and it turns over fine but doesn't fire. All electrics work as they should do...
Also noticed when I locked it again this morning with the key, it was only working one door, ie no central locking.
Any ideas?
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Your immobiliser is armed.
Basically your ecu isn't firing up.
Is the fuel pump priming?
Have you changed anything with the key fob?
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check the CL fuse, if that pops it wont go anywhere
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Does sound like an imob issue, but tbh id blame the previous owner
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Yeah sounds like just a fuse if everything is ok. Can't just randomly go like that surely.
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I'd put money on a fuse. The CL fuse is actually for the BSI so if that pops, you have no active alarm, CL or immobiliser control so it can't send a start signal to the ecu.
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(21-04-2014, 07:41 PM)welshpug Wrote: 306 doesnt have a BSI.
So what is it that controls the interior lighting, immobiliser and central locking on a PH3 then? In Peugeots eyes, its still called a BSI but i know what your thinking, it doesn't control as much as a full MUX pug.
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