2001 Suzuki Grand Vitara "key battery alarm fob immobilize" Questions

you the same problem? Have you change the battery inside the key fob? Check the mirror for alarm/immobilize indicator. If you using a dead key fob then alarm system will immobilize the ignition system

...battery in your key fob If you have more than one key fob on your key chain, remove it and try again. The other fob could be causing interference with the immobilizer. NOTE: This includes non-Volvo ...

...key fob battery there is no reprogramming required! If the key fob was working prior to the battery replacement then it would point to the contacts not being correct! Remove key fob battery and start ...

key ID signal. In other instances, it means something more severe is wrong with the immobilizer or ECM itself. Check the fuse; if that's OK, then try a new battery in the FOB. If the FOB is defective,

...Key Fob. ... Step 3: Turn the Ignition On. ... Step 4: Remove the Alarm Fuse. ... Step 5: Disconnect Battery. My freelander 2 S TD4 doesnt want to start, it gives a click in the BCU then the battery ...

...battery. How do I start car and reset? if alarm went off using key would normally reset it you may have a problem with the immobilizer [key or ignition cylinder ] failure the fob turns on and off ...

...battery make sure you put red lead on first then the black lead, then get in the care. it should have fob remote on this model so remove the fob off the keys. turn key to number to then press the fob ...

...key fob - trying to change drained battery - alarm system keeps going off and has immobilized the ignition. Unable to start the ignition/engine even after new battery has been put in. How to disable ...

...and immobilizer yet the led flashes on the fob System could have been reset by using valet key. Battery could have power, but not enough to operate system. Was there a battery problem at any