rover 414 immobiliser fix?

me fob key is smash and i can't start the engine help me pleas if you can

michal
January 2011

One way.....1.wind the driver window down and lock all doors. 2.turn key in ignition with all dash lights on. 3.disconnect the negative lead leaving the window down and key in ignition.4.leave for 1 min and then re-connect the negative lead....that should reset the immobilizer (Hopefully) this has worked with my 414. Good Luck All..and hope this helps!

Lilacspicedude2008
July 2009

hi, i have broken my old keyfob so bought a second hand one off ebay, same code and all. does anyone know how to get it working on my car now??

Mark
April 2009

i have not got my code i did not get one when i bought the car second hand, how do you get one as my immobiliser is playing up by cutting in whilst i am driving along

malc
October 2008

i have lost my immobiliser code 4 my door lock how can i get it

shane
June 2008

Hi

You can't "bypass" the immobiliser!

However, any Xpart Autoservice Centre (http://www.xpart.com/html_content/specialist.htm) has access to the former Rover database containing all the secret codes relating to each car that was made.

AFAIK, each car has three codes: key-cut, immobiliser and radio code. By presenting your proof of ownership (i.e. V5c registration certificate and Cert of Insurance) a local Xpart centre will be able to provide you with these for £10-£20 fee.

So long as you're willing to live without the security of the immobiliser, you don't need to pay for any work to be done. All you do, is disable the immobiliser by entering the code via the driver's door lock. The immobiliser will remain inactive indefinitely - even if you lock the car with the key - until it is locked again with its own radio-fob.

SS
November 2007

When entering the code in the door lock, you must first turn AND HOLD to the right for FIVE seconds.

This is before doing the first digit, with the key turned to the left.

SS
November 2007

My wife's car had the same problem when not used for a week.
I tried entering the immobiliser code by using the key, ie turn key clockwise the nuber of turns equal to the first digit and then turn anticlockwise for the second number etc etc, but this did NOT help.
What eventually worked was by standing close to the car and holding the key fob close to my head ( skull / brains ) pressed the fob button and to our amazement the indicator lights flashed and the door locks functioned. Since then we have used the fob as normal.

Rog
November 2007

unless you are good at soldering and good with electronics no.
you could just buy a new ecu and alarm / immobiliser ecu
from a breakers.

mike
October 2007