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Super7



Member Since: 05 Feb 2014
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United Kingdom 1999 Defender 90 Td5 CSW Rutland Red
TD5 immobiliser
I have a basic, farmer spec. TD5 defender with very few security features. Would anyone know the best way to get the immobiliser activated, as from what I understand it has all the bits – they just need switching on?

Thanks

Dave
Post #359886 24th Sep 2014 9:16am
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Anderzander



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I think all you need are the plips and a nanocom to program them and to enable the immobiliser.

I would expect there are people on here with more information on the process, but it's also worth googling - the alarm module is the AS10, which may help your search.
Post #359892 24th Sep 2014 9:31am
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jimbob7



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Insewerance approved, aftermarket immobilisers ain't that expensive,you see a fair few issues with LR's offering. Pov.spec,ftw. 2006, 110,TD5.
Post #359895 24th Sep 2014 9:37am
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MichaelHead



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Ring John Dennis 4x4 in aylesbury , he activated mine + 2 fobs for about 100
Post #359920 24th Sep 2014 11:56am
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Super7



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Thanks guys, some good ideas there.. Thumbs Up

I might have to think about investing in a Nanocom if it costs that much for a dealer to change the ECU settings.
Post #359921 24th Sep 2014 12:22pm
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Anderzander



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These are the fobs you want : http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm?itemId=121438136209

2 of those are £40 - so £60 for setting it all up and supplying a pair of fobs isn't too bad. Certainly a long way short of the price of a Nanocom (though they are great pieces of kit).
Post #359934 24th Sep 2014 1:41pm
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kipperthedog



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IIRC you also need something bizzarely called an "Exciter Ring" Whistle which is a sensor in the steering column shroud that detects the presence of the immobilizer fob.
Post #359935 24th Sep 2014 1:46pm
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MichaelHead



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Nothing needed apart from fobs mate , the only things you won't have and what I added at a later date 1 back door needs a switch ( depending on spec it might have one mine didn't but I put a light in as well ) 2 bonnet switch 3 movement senser . Like I say I just got the bits from eBay and added them later the wires are already there so easy Thumbs Up
Post #359941 24th Sep 2014 2:10pm
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CFB



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As others said, forget the standard one as it seems too easy to bypass. Get an aftermarket system fitted for similar money. Andy
Post #359942 24th Sep 2014 2:24pm
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rallysteve



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Seeing as it is so easy to bypass the factory immobiliser with Nanocom or similar; maybe it would be worth either re-locating the OBDII socket or cutting it off and using a different style of plug so only you could access the OBDII port with the corresponding other half of the lead and OBDII plug?

Not completely foolproof but would stop an opportunist.

Steve 02' 110 TD5 Double Cab Rebuild Thread
Post #359946 24th Sep 2014 2:44pm
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Super7



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Many thanks Thumbs Up

I’ve got a couple of plippers now so I’m going to find somewhere nearby to switch on the standard immobiliser. I’m also going to get a pedal lock and maybe a battery immobiliser with a removable key.


Cheers

Dave
Post #360811 28th Sep 2014 4:33pm
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MichaelHead



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Hi just noticed your in bucks I'm in Aylesbury , with a hawk eye if you want to pop along some time although to be honest I've never used it for alarm set up but your welcome to try.
Post #360827 28th Sep 2014 5:22pm
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Super7



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Hi Michael

Thanks very much, that's very nice of you to offer, I'm not far from you I'll send you a PM Very Happy

Dave
Post #360839 28th Sep 2014 5:56pm
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NickMc



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There's a exciter ring (black plastic thing with a 2 pin econoseal plug like on the lights) fitted around the lock barrel, probably already fitted you could check by removing the column shroud. Base spec will have the 270 10 AS box which won't do electric windows or central locking though.
Post #361820 2nd Oct 2014 9:22pm
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Super7



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Thanks Nick, I'll have a look at the weekend Very Happy

I'm not too worried about the other stuff, the more basic the better (less to go wrong)!

Dave
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