Thread: Puma immobilized...need help please

I'm waiting for the Isuzu Coiunty owners to tell us they never get immobilised!

No it isn't the key number. The EKA can be supplied by a dealer from the VIN if you don't have it.

Is the fob damaged or is it just not working. If so try replacing the battery (CR2032) and then pressing the unlock and lock buttons several times.

I dont know if this would help I had the same issue...took 40mins trying to start it. got it to the dealer and the bastard started up on the back of the flat bed. Its not missed a beat since.


http://www.aulro.com/afvb/90-110-130...ml#post1182680

Have you tried your spare Fob? mine spare didn't work either but give it ago just incase the battery is dead in the other.. remember don't have both fobs next to each other in the car I was told they interfer with each other immobilising the car

Originally Posted by p38arover

I'm waiting for the Isuzu Coiunty owners to tell us they never get immobilised!

Why? everybody knows it

Thanks for those comments...I must apologize for not responding earlier. I was trying to communicate from my iphone in central qld, but couldn't regain service after I posted the thread.

Roadside Assist could not help & ended up towing it to Bundaberg, dropping me off at Rocky to pick up a hire car, so I could continue with my site visits at mines. To date LR Bundaberg have not sorted it. I sent the spare keys to them when I got back to Brissy.

It seemed like the remote controller (or battery) failed to me...but with the amount of time it's spending at LR that seems less likely.

Brid

Well I don't know much about central locking but if there is anything i can do i am in bundy.

Thanks for the offer. Warranty/roadside assist should relocate the Defender back to Brissy when rectified, and also organize to relocate the hire car back to Rocky...just a waiting game for me now I guess.