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Thread: Help! EKA sequence for 97 Di TDI.

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    DamoRover Guest

    Help! EKA sequence for 97 Di TDI.

    Hi everyone. Six months in to my Discovery experience and loving every minute of it. Even some sceptical mates have fallen in love with her and cant explain why.
    However, she is currently stuck on the bootom floor of a 5 floor basement carpark with a remote that refueses to work after a new battery was installed. I have had a close inspection of the terminal points to see if thats the issues but all seems alright. I do have my EKA but not my original handbook so i dont know what the sequence and tricks should be. I have found one sequence in a thread here and tried it but to no avail. Can anyone shed any light on other sequences for EKA apart from turn clockwise, wait five seconds and then do the EKA part?
    I'm desperate to get it going as taking the kids away Monday so any help would be much appreciated.
    Thanks,

    Damo.

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    Insert key in drivers door lock.
    Turn key to unlock required times for first digit (3 would be 3 times)
    Key to lock required times for next digit.
    Unlock again.
    Lock again.

    Then finally unlock again once to unlock car and it should disable immobiliser.

    so say your EKA is 4567 it would be:

    <<<< >>>>> <<<<<< >>>>>>> <

    Oh, and if you mess up it will beep.
    If it beeps, hold key locked for more than 5 secs then start again.

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    Thanks. I have been turning it to lock for five seconds first so that may be putting it one turn out. also the lock is pretty worn so maybe now im a little less frustrated i may be able to get it. Steady, slowly and breathe.....
    Thanks heaps for the reply.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DamoRover View Post
    Thanks. I have been turning it to lock for five seconds first so that may be putting it one turn out. also the lock is pretty worn so maybe now im a little less frustrated i may be able to get it. Steady, slowly and breathe.....
    Thanks heaps for the reply.
    No worries, good luck.

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    This happened to me, I found I had to have very deliberate movements when returning key to 12 o clock position every time for it to work.

    Dave

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    Well, EKA didnt work but manipulated the remote a bit a got it to work....three times. Now it wont work again no matter what, guessing the remote is totally stuffed now. It is however now stuck in my driveway which is much more desireable than 5 stories below ground.
    For the EKA i am turning to lock for over five seconds (it beeps at me occasionally when i do this) then go through unlock for first number, lock for second, unlock for third and lock for forth. Then open and no joy, still little red flashing car. Any ideas? I can hear the clicks in the lock, does this make any difference?
    Also can it be started by shorting the starter motor once the key is on? I guess this would defeat the purpose of having an immobiliser in the frist place though!!

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    I see you dont have your handbook, so this might help.

    Dave
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    Quote Originally Posted by DamoRover View Post
    Well, EKA didnt work but manipulated the remote a bit a got it to work....three times. Now it wont work again no matter what, guessing the remote is totally stuffed now. It is however now stuck in my driveway which is much more desireable than 5 stories below ground.
    For the EKA i am turning to lock for over five seconds (it beeps at me occasionally when i do this) then go through unlock for first number, lock for second, unlock for third and lock for forth. Then open and no joy, still little red flashing car. Any ideas? I can hear the clicks in the lock, does this make any difference?
    Also can it be started by shorting the starter motor once the key is on? I guess this would defeat the purpose of having an immobiliser in the frist place though!!
    Find the the theft alarm unit, 12 pin plug (C274) "behind the RH fascia" according to RAVE. The non anti-theft model has a jumper plug from pin 10 to pin 11 to bypass the alarm circuit for the starter motor. The fuel shut-off can be hotwired from the ignition or from the satellite fuse box 1, fuse 3. It can also be enabled by removing the alarm spider (behind the centre of the dash) and shorting pins 8 and 4 of this plug. (C2095)

    I strongly advise you having a copy of RAVE on hand to disable the anti-theft but it should be quite easy. When you have fixed the alarm systems they are easy to plug back in.

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    After reading this, is it better to perhaps remove the OEM Security sys and install an aftermarket one?

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    Yes well i think worn locks after 330,000km are preventing me getting the EKA working. And the ignition barrell is pretty well useless, the central locking doesnt work, the ignition key doesnt unlock the car and the door key wont work in the ignition, the remote is broken.
    So im thinking ditch the ignition barrell altogether, insert a START button, aftermarket immobiliser and new central locking. Fix all the springs in the locks, give the windows some lube while im at it all all will be sweet.
    Well, once i get it going again all will be sweet.....
    Thanks to everyone for your advice, but i think its a lost cause for tomorrows trip. Have borrowed a mates car and will look at the poor old girl when i get back.
    Have a great Easter everyone, be safe on the roads.
    Damo.

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