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need help: Renault clio immobiliser problem

RedLemon · 2007-08-17 20:27:31

Hi, I have some immobiliser problems with my Renault clio1.2 2000 recently, it won't start sometimes, SOMETIMES!!! the mechanic said it's something to do with the immobiliser, and if it can't startup, just set on/off the alarm/immobiliser again and agian, and again, ... or, have the car checked in renault center. then, it…

17-08-2007 8:27pm

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RedLemon

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Hi, I have some immobiliser problems with my Renault clio1.2 2000 recently,
it won't start sometimes, SOMETIMES!!!

the mechanic said it's something to do with the immobiliser, and if it can't startup, just set on/off the alarm/immobiliser again and agian, and again, ...
or, have the car checked in renault center.

then, it seems every 2-3 days, I have to set on/off the alarm/immobiliser for a couple of times, then it will start. I searched on the internet, found it' s a common issue for all Renault cars, and I am going to try the following this weekend to fix it myself:

1.receiver can get dump, and cause the immobiliser to pack in until dried out.
the solution is take the receiver unit out, dry it on the radiator,
But, WHERE can i find the receiver? WHAT does it look like ???

2. remove the TDC sensor, (top dead centre), clean it with dry cloth, and remove dirt from the TDC and electrics, (remove the negative lead first),
again, WHERE can i find the TDC sensor? WHAT does it look like ???

any help will be aprreciated,

Redlemon.

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#2 17-08-2007 8:33pm

su_dios

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2000? Not exactly a classic now is it... you're in the wrong forums there buddy:cool:

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#3 17-08-2007 8:55pm

RedLemon

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su_dios wrote:

2000? Not exactly a classic now is it... you're in the wrong forums there buddy:cool:

well... sorry about this, can't find the correct one...:o

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#4 17-08-2007 9:35pm

Max_Damage

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RedLemon wrote:

well... sorry about this, can't find the correct one...:o

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=47

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#5 17-08-2007 9:42pm

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I'd check the oodel adel first before you do anything - but dont "pass go" first.

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#6 18-08-2007 12:15pm

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Buy a classic car. They don't come with imobilisers.

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#7 19-08-2007 9:47am

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