Hi,
I've just bought a 106 with no keys and the ign smashed, is there a way to make it fire up, without replacing all of the bits? Can I put a supply to the fuel pump and get it going.
It cranks OK.
106 Immobiliser
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what year is it ? feeding the fuel pump wont do any good as the ECU stops the injectors operating.
you need a new lock set & the transponder code card (assuming its a transponder & not a keypad) then someone with the right diagnostic gear to program the new keys. if you dont have the code then you can get it from peugeot for a fee & proof of ownership.
2nd option is to get the ECU,CPH & keys from a scrap car & swap all the bits over to your car.
you need a new lock set & the transponder code card (assuming its a transponder & not a keypad) then someone with the right diagnostic gear to program the new keys. if you dont have the code then you can get it from peugeot for a fee & proof of ownership.
2nd option is to get the ECU,CPH & keys from a scrap car & swap all the bits over to your car.
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That will be far from easy for obvious reasons In the case of a Bosch pump the armour can only be removed if the pump is removed from the engine. I would imagine the Lucas pump would also need to be removed as well.wheeler wrote:It will be possible to feed the solenoid but you may need to strip the pump security cover off.
Easier to unlock the immobiliser...
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