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    Have you tried new batteries?

    RAC or AA?


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    Quote Originally Posted by JUDGENINJA View Post
    Have you tried new batteries?

    RAC or AA?
    New batteries? as in the key fob, that works fine, I have RAC cover, but not sure they'll be able to cure the problem.

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    So what have you actually changed to make you think it's the immobiliser


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    if you have a multi meter, stick it on volts and go from neg post of battery with one lead and engine with the other lead. get some one to try start it and see what readings you get on the meter. it should be as near as zero as poss. if you get a reading then you have a bad earth. try it on the positive side next. pos post of battery to starter main post and see what you get there. again it should be as near to zero as possible. across both circuits you should not see more than 0.5 volts.
    if you get a reading on either of these circuits (volt drop/loss) you need to work your way through checking all the conections and/or earth straps/points.
    hope this helps, also what relay is it that is clicking? starter relay?
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    You won`t get a click click click if it`s the immob. as it will not connect.

    It must be the Fuel Pump Relay then if not hearing the pump prime!!

    If you haven`t a spare take it out and clean the contact spades.


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    Quote Originally Posted by 960kg View Post
    You won`t get a click click click if it`s the immob. as it will not connect.

    It must be the Fuel Pump Relay then if not hearing the pump prime!!

    If you haven`t a spare take it out and clean the contact spades.
    Surely the starter would still operate even if the fuel pump relay had stopped working.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stribo View Post
    Surely the starter would still operate even if the fuel pump relay had stopped working.
    yes it would..................but it sounds like the solenoid on the starter has packed up and im not sure how to fix it,i normally put a new starter on if that's the case,which again wont help you for commuting this week


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    I had exactly the same problem 18 Months ago ME7 though.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamest5r View Post
    So what have you actually changed to make you think it's the immobiliser
    I've changed the radiator and intercooler, the reason I think it's the immobiliser is because the fuel pump's not priming, and the starter's not operating, even though the battery has a full charge.

    Quote Originally Posted by theflyingbrick View Post
    yes it would..................but it sounds like the solenoid on the starter has packed up and im not sure how to fix it,i normally put a new starter on if that's the case,which again wont help you for commuting this week
    But the starter solenoid wouldn't affect the fuel pump, and I find it hard to believe they've both packed up at the same time, although I'm not ruling it out entirely.

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    Quote Originally Posted by V70 Graham View Post
    I had exactly the same problem 18 Months ago ME7 though.
    Hopefully it's not the ECU, still think it's the immobiliser, and reading on V.O.C. sounds like it could be the transponder aerial around the ignition switch.

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    Get a piece of wire, put one end in the spade on the starter then touch the + on the battery see if it turns over


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    Quote Originally Posted by stribo View Post
    Hopefully it's not the ECU, still think it's the immobiliser, and reading on V.O.C. sounds like it could be the transponder aerial around the ignition switch.
    Can you not try the transponder from the cabbie ?


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    Quote Originally Posted by V70 Graham View Post
    Can you not try the transponder from the cabbie ?
    I don't know if they're interchangeable, as the cabbie is ME7.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stribo View Post
    I don't know if they're interchangeable, as the cabbie is ME7.
    I think Simon (deathrider) knows a fair bit about transponders iirc, I'm sure he gave me a few pointers.


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    [QUOTE=stribo;695203]I've changed the radiator and intercooler, the reason I think it's the immobiliser is because the fuel pump's not priming, and the starter's not operating, even though the battery has a full charge.


    Might be pissing up the wrong tree, but on my old T5R when I fitted samco coolant hoses the car wouldn't turn over afterwards. Worked out when changing the top hose, I dislodged the relay under the slam panel and it broke the wires. Fixed the wires back together, they are very fragile and the car started straight away. You mention changing the rad so possible you moved the hoses and caused the problem I had.

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    [QUOTE=MIKESC70T5;695226]
    Quote Originally Posted by stribo View Post
    I've changed the radiator and intercooler, the reason I think it's the immobiliser is because the fuel pump's not priming, and the starter's not operating, even though the battery has a full charge.


    Might be pissing up the wrong tree, but on my old T5R when I fitted samco coolant hoses the car wouldn't turn over afterwards. Worked out when changing the top hose, I dislodged the relay under the slam panel and it broke the wires. Fixed the wires back together, they are very fragile and the car started straight away. You mention changing the rad so possible you moved the hoses and caused the problem I had.
    I'll check them tomorrow Mike, thanks.

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    I have a spare starter and transponder ring here you can have,but i can only get it too Guildford is that any good for you?
    as has been said,the relay on the slam panel,the wires can corrode on them.
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    Think that the engine should still turn over as the immobiliser doesn't control the starter circuit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dangerous Dave View Post
    Think that the engine should still turn over as the immobiliser doesn't control the starter circuit.
    You are of course right Dave, I read the first post wrongly, thinking it was turning over but not starting.

    Hopefully something simple Steve, hope you get it sorted tomorrow.


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