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    Her is a good writeup on the immobiliser and how to repair or bypass it.

    http://forums.lr4x4.com/index.php'showtopic=86

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    No good with late D1's , the immobiliser is built into the alarm module which makes it hard to bypass.

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    If you read the article, It explains where the alarm module is located and why they play up. If you do a search in Google, you will find heaps of info on how to bypass the alarm/immobiliser. You can even buy a bypass plug from eBay. http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item...d=161586937300

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rick122 View Post
    If you read the article, It explains where the alarm module is located and why they play up. If you do a search in Google, you will find heaps of info on how to bypass the alarm/immobiliser. You can even buy a bypass plug from eBay. http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item...d=161586937300
    That one on eBay is the spider bypass and I recently bought one from the local LR stealer for about $11 bucks

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    Again the bypasd is for the spider unit which i dont have, i have read the article and even contacted the author and none of it works.

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    Have you seen this post, it might help with your if you don't have the spider.
    http://landroverforums.com/forum/dis...present-60539/

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    Yep tried that too.

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    Hey just trying to help. If you have already managed to bypass it with a switch, id just look into making it more permanent by switching the glow relay and pump stop from the key and be done with it.

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    I know , i have exhausted all avenues apart from replacing the alarm module.

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    Quote Originally Posted by loanrangie View Post
    Had this issue 3 years ago and i just ran a separate switch on the dash direct to solenoid as a work around but if possible would like to fix it properly, tried a few idea's of bridging wires before the alarm module but nothing so far has worked.

    Ah that explains why I have a switch that (de)activates the fuel solenoid. I had thought it was the last owners effort at installing a security/kill. He must have also had alarm/immobiliser problems. It seems a reliable workaround thus far.

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