Hi guys...
My Xantia has a keypac that has only the numbers and 2 letter keys - C and S.
I know how to change the password, but I wanted to disable it. According to the manual, it could be done holding the N/C key on other models.
Does anyone know how to disable the keypad on this model?
EDIT: I found some related posts, including one telling something about a service mode. How can I enable service mode?
Disable keypad on the S and C type keypad
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Disable keypad on the S and C type keypad
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the service mode is actually just another code put into the keypad so that mechanics dont know your main code.
once the code has been put in and accepted i think it goes like this
put your code in
press s and enter service code
all this does is that the service code will be accepted by the immobiliser until your main code is entered.
once main code entered car will no longer accept service code until you do the above
i have heard that by having the engine running and then unplugging keypad when restarting car the keypad is bypassed but dont quote me on that
colin
once the code has been put in and accepted i think it goes like this
put your code in
press s and enter service code
all this does is that the service code will be accepted by the immobiliser until your main code is entered.
once main code entered car will no longer accept service code until you do the above
i have heard that by having the engine running and then unplugging keypad when restarting car the keypad is bypassed but dont quote me on that
colin
On my old banger Xantia (1997 diesel) I simply put in the code and started as normal, then removed the keypad and dissconected the wiring block from the back, put the keypad back into place and it is now ignored, I just get in the car and start it without the silly number thing.
If you ever decide to use it again, it can be recconected and it should remain as the last code that was used, but I dont think that I will ever be finding out!!!
Of course you are no longer protected by an immobiliser and there may be an insurance issue if the car was stolen.
Regards
Slim
If you ever decide to use it again, it can be recconected and it should remain as the last code that was used, but I dont think that I will ever be finding out!!!
Of course you are no longer protected by an immobiliser and there may be an insurance issue if the car was stolen.
Regards
Slim