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08-06-2006, 03:20 PM
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well, i just got home to find out that ma mums car dont start, and the guy from RACV diagnosed it as an 'electrical fault', im guessin a short circuit sumwhere, but not sure
 : . its an EA 50th anniversary 3.9 (not multipoint)the symptoms are as follows:car wont start light beside tailgate switch keeps flashing (the lock/unlock switch on the dash) right indicator comes on nothing displays on radio face, but backlight comes on central locking tries to lock the car intermitantly i dont know anything about the immobiliser, and have no idea where it is exactly. the alarm has been disconnected coz it went off one day a few years back, and we just cut all the wires off the back of it to shut it up. theres a seperate switch hidden away to kill the imobiliser, its not a remote key for the alarm and imobiliser (hence just ripping the alarm out as we couldnt stop it  : ) so normally we can start the car if the immobiliser does kick in for whatever reason.i have quite a good understanding about cars, but not this side of it, so gurus, please help  : PS sorry if this is in the wrong section |
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major electrical fault, help me!
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