306- Immobilised

Discussion in 'Peugeot 306' started by ColneyGirl, Dec 30, 2003.

  1. ColneyGirl

    ColneyGirl Guest

    Dear all,

    I know it may have already been covered, but I can't find the answer...

    306 XRDT

    The immobilisor light is off, but when you turn the key it appears that it
    is still on. The relay can be heard clicking.
    No luck pressing the steering column switch either.
    The alarm is switched off at the key (under the bonnet).
    Any clues most welcome, before submitting to an expensive garage.

    jf
     
    ColneyGirl, Dec 30, 2003
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  2. ColneyGirl

    Stuart Dalby Guest

    Don't know for sure but whenever I hear of a clicking sound when
    trying to start the engine I suspect the battery. On 306s there is a
    control unit just after the battery which I think cuts the supply if
    the battery is weak. Might be worth getting the battery checked out or
    try a new one.

    Hope that helps,
    Stuart
    http://www.radox.freeserve.co.uk/306.htm
     
    Stuart Dalby, Dec 31, 2003
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  3. ColneyGirl

    rhay Guest

    Cld be loose earth from battery-check it out.
     
    rhay, Dec 31, 2003
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  4. ColneyGirl

    ColneyGirl Guest

    No,
    I have changed the battery and the immobilisior is still on.
    Anyone know of a way of re-setting or by passing the alarm/immobilisior.

    JF
     
    ColneyGirl, Jan 4, 2004
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  5. ColneyGirl

    Jim Mason Guest

    Hi

    Go to the back seat and lift up the seat. Inside the seat back there are
    two connectors. Put your hand up inside the seat back at the centre and you
    will feel those connectors. Disconnect those and then reconnect them and
    your alarm will `bleep`. Hopefully this will reset your immobilliser.

    Jim
     
    Jim Mason, Jan 4, 2004
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  6. ColneyGirl

    ColneyGirl Guest

    Jim,

    Many thanks, that has done the trick. It has also re-set the alarm and
    central locking ??!!

    JF
     
    ColneyGirl, Jan 4, 2004
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  7. ColneyGirl

    Jim Mason Guest

    Glad to have been of help.

    Jim
     
    Jim Mason, Jan 4, 2004
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