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victorian



Member Since: 09 Apr 2012
Location: Northampton
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Thanks for that further response. I'm slowly beginning to understand. I don't have that LR fob, though I do have the transponder coil around the lock and it is connected to the 10AS unit. The only fob that I have is the Cobra one and I doubt that has an LR transponder chip in it. I'll try removing it from the keyring and see if the Landy will start without it.
Post #142706 1st May 2012 10:04am
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AlanH



Member Since: 15 Mar 2010
Location: WA
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Gawd! This is getting confusing although I admit to being easy to confuse. Very Happy
I've just got a 2010 Defender and the handbook says about opening and shutting the door and turning the ignition x number of times depending on the secuirty code. But nowhere is there a security code except for the radio.
I rang the main stealer who delivered the vehicle and have always serviced it and was told no access code is necessary.
But when in their parent company (owned by the same mob of ******) a couple of days later I'm told "Yes there's a code" and they rang me a couple of hours later and gave it to me!
What is going on with these turkeys? Who is right or who is wrong?
Why the hell can't they get their act together?
AlanH.
Post #142940 2nd May 2012 8:58am
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Tim_NZ



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Seems to be the normal resopnse here Alan. I was told the EKA code does not exist for my 2010 Defender. I have since retrieved it with my Faultmate.

Cheers,

Tim
Post #142943 2nd May 2012 9:06am
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AlanH



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Hi Tim. Long time no see as they say.
Is the Faultmate the best type of diagnostic tool for Defenders? I want to get one "just in case" the worst happens and there seems to be a few different brands around.
Please advise.
Cheers.
Alan.
Post #142946 2nd May 2012 9:15am
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Tim_NZ



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Hi Alan, they are the most comprehensive, but also the most expensive. You're more than welcome to have a look at my Faultmate to see if it suits you. (Just fire me a PM if you like).

Cheers,

Tim
Post #142947 2nd May 2012 9:21am
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Albert s



Member Since: 20 Oct 2013
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United Kingdom 2009 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Stornoway Grey
EXCUSE MY IGNORANCE
Can you tell me the difference between the EKA Code - and the ignition key code ?

I dont have either but I have found a site where i can get the EKA For circa Ł16 Confused
Post #286454 30th Nov 2013 8:38am
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LandRoverAnorak



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I don't think there is a difference. I think they're one and the same Confused Darren

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Post #286549 30th Nov 2013 12:37pm
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Cheshire110



Member Since: 26 Jul 2013
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My land rover dealer gave me my EKA code over the phone after sending an email to someone, got a response in <1hr then rang me.

If anyone's really stuck I could ask him who it was he emailed and then you should be able to get your dealer to contact them (I'm assuming it's some part of Land Rover obviously)

Never tried it though but he have the 4 digit code Cheers, David
Land Rovers of all shapes S3 onwards… Daily is a 110 V8.
Post #286554 30th Nov 2013 2:04pm
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JWL



Member Since: 26 Oct 2011
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England 2002 Defender 110 Td5 SW Coniston Green
Sorry to be slightly off topic but, I know my EKA due to accessing the data via Nanocom on my Td5. My query is that allthough I know the code how am I supposed to get it into the motor......................mine didn't have central locking so how can any input get to the immobiliser unit via a lock that is not electrically attached to anything?
Post #286556 30th Nov 2013 2:22pm
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Cheshire110



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I think the EKA code is input by opening & closing the door on all defenders, not by doing anything with the barrel. Your td5 will still 'know' if the door is open because the alarm goes off if a door is opened doesn't it? You also have to do something with the key in the engine ignition barrel. All should be explained in the handbook I suppose but I think that's it. Cheers, David
Land Rovers of all shapes S3 onwards… Daily is a 110 V8.
Post #286559 30th Nov 2013 2:35pm
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