how to disconnect/bypass alarm and immobiliser on '93 mx3 v6

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how to disconnect/bypass alarm and immobiliser on '93 mx3 v6

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hi,
i lost my keys a few weeks ago and have now got to the stage of having searched hundreds of times for them and now just need to be able to start the car. is there any way of bypassing/disconnecting the alarm and immobilizer, if it helps the car is a '93 mx3 1.8i v6 24v.

if anyone can help please do i have searched web page after web page and found nothing that tells you how to do it they just say it can be done.
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Re: how to disconnect/bypass alarm and immobiliser on '93 mx3 v6

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Do NOT post this in other sections.

I would suggest conacting an installer who did the job, or the manufacturer of the alarm system.
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Re: how to disconnect/bypass alarm and immobiliser on '93 mx3 v6

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it is all the standard installation and its just a case of being able to start the car and make sure she still runs and if shes fine i will put her back together and contact someone to find out about replacement keys and such
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Re: how to disconnect/bypass alarm and immobiliser on '93 mx3 v6

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The '93 didn't have any sort of alarm or immobilizer, so we can't help you there.
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I'm interested in the answer to this, also. I have an Alpine alarm, and it seems that the starter cut-off is permenantly open. I guess I'll have to find out which wire it is, and just bypass it. If I figure it out, I'll post what I did.
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Jesse don't post how to bypass alarms...If you do so and some dork hops on here he can get some good info how to steal our precious cars!!
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Right-O.
I was just going to bypass the igntion interuptor switch. basically, I'm going to take it out of the original ignition wire from the switch to the starter.
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Re: how to disconnect/bypass alarm and immobiliser on '93 mx3 v6

Post by monkeynutcharlie »

i cant find my immobiliser anywhere!

its a finish line one - 94 v6 1.8

lost the remote on the weekend and i need to be able to drive the car desperatley

apparently i put my key in and press the button on the illusive immobiliser and hey presto it goes into a valet mode..... allowing me to get the car to an electronics specialist

ive checked under the dash... on both sides under the bonnet
has anyone got any ideas?
prehaps you can let me know common places where it is installed

this is really doing my nut in!! :crying:

cheers
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Re: how to disconnect/bypass alarm and immobiliser on '93 mx3 v6

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monkeynutcharlie wrote:i cant find my immobiliser anywhere!

its a finish line one - 94 v6 1.8

lost the remote on the weekend and i need to be able to drive the car desperatley

apparently i put my key in and press the button on the illusive immobiliser and hey presto it goes into a valet mode..... allowing me to get the car to an electronics specialist

ive checked under the dash... on both sides under the bonnet
has anyone got any ideas?
prehaps you can let me know common places where it is installed

this is really doing my nut in!! :crying:

cheers
s
Maybe it's behind the centre console where the ecu is.
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Re: how to disconnect/bypass alarm and immobiliser on '93 mx3 v6

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yeh its more than likely down by the ecu because thats where mine is i am not going to go into ways of bypassing but i managed to do it in mine just using a bit of common sense so it cant be that hard
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Re: how to disconnect/bypass alarm and immobiliser on '93 mx3 v6

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found it in the end to the right of the glove box

thanks!
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