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pumaguzzler555



Member Since: 20 Jun 2022
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olliecracker wrote:
Fixed!


It was the IPAC not passing the signal onto the ECU inttermitently! Got around it with a mod and now it starts everytime Smile



Hi mate Ollie, what did you mod, and how did you do so ?
Post #956058 20th Jun 2022 9:11pm
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Gijzzy



Member Since: 12 Nov 2023
Location: Haarlem
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Netherlands 2010 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 SW Orkney Grey
Good evening, could anybody tell me how to check the signal from the AS10 to the instrument cluster and how to check if it goes true to the ECM. And in case it doesn't, how to bypass it?

I am thinking of changing the configuration of the ECM to a country that doesn't need a immobilizer, but don’t know it can be done.
Post #1014927 12th Nov 2023 8:46pm
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Gijzzy



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Netherlands 2010 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 SW Orkney Grey
I have checked the signal from the 10AS unit to the dashboard and the signal from the dashboard to the ECU with a scoop. It looked like sometimes the 10AS Unis was't talking hard enough and than the dashboard wouldn't transfer the signal to the ECU. When the signal was above a certain value the dash would give the correct signal to the ECU

I couldn't find a cause for this (have checked power, grounds and several connectors) but then found online a bypass for the dashboard.


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Directly after I made this bypass the car started right away and ever since. Hopefully this will help someone in the future.
Post #1026291 28th Feb 2024 7:21pm
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