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Conditions for Checking

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Note:

When a new immobiliser control unit is installed in a vehicle, the security code, the engine type, the mechanical key number and the vehicle identification number (chassis number) are programmed consecutively. If a new engine control unit is installed in a vehicle, the security code does not have to be programmed, as it is stored in the immobiliser control unit, not in the engine control unit. The other data (engine type, mechanical key number and vehicle identification number) can then be programmed individually (see sections 4.7.4 to 4.7.6). For the valid security code, engine number, mechanical key number and vehicle identification number, consult the car pass issued to the customer on delivery of the vehicle.

Important:

The security code consists of a four character digit combination and can only be programmed once. Thereafter, it can be neither altered nor erased; for this reason, proceed with great care when programming.

Ignition OFF

Press key F7 in the system main menu, select IMMOBILISER using the arrow keys and confirm with YES. Follow the instructions on the TECH 1 display.

Note:

The arrow keys can now be used to program the security code, by selecting the desired digit and confirming with YES. TECH 1 automatically jumps to the next digit after actuation. The cursor for the next digit being programmed flashes on the TECH 1 display. Once all four security code digits have been programmed, input is confirmed with ENTER. The security code can now no longer be altered.

Important:

The security code is always entered consecutively twice. TECH 1 then compares the entered codes and evaluates the results.

If SECURITY CODE MISMATCH! appears on the display, a fault has occurred during the programming of the security code (TECH 1 has determined a fault on comparison of the two inputs).

Input of the security code must be repeated.

If programming was okay, TECH 1 automatically jumps to the next code to be programmed (engine type).

SELECT INSTALLED ENGINE?

Programming engine type:

Note:

In this mode, the engine type that is installed must be selected from the list presented on TECH 1.

(Engine type, see car pass or tables in section 4.8)

If WRONG ENGINE TYPE SELECTED! appears on the display, an engine type that does not match the installed engine was selected. Repeat programming with the correct engine type, determined from the car pass or from the tables in section 4.8.

If ENGINE TYPE PROGRAMMING FAILED! appears on the display, a fault has occurred during programming. Repeat programming of engine type.

If programming was okay, TECH 1 automatically jumps to the next code to be programmed (mechanical key number).

MECHANICAL KEY NUMBER xxxxx

Programming mechanical key number:

Note:

The mechanical key number consists of a five-character letter and digit combination. The first position is a letter, the four following positions are digits.

It is now possible to program the mechanical key number using the arrow keys. If a letter or digit is correct, confirm the input with YES and TECH 1 automatically jumps to the next position. The cursor for the position being programmed flashes on the TECH 1 display. Once all 5 positions have been entered, the programming can be confirmed with ENTER.

If MECH. KEY NUMBER PROGRAMMING FAILED! appears on the display, a fault has occurred during programming. Repeat programming of the mechanical key number.

If programming was okay, TECH 1 automatically jumps to the next code to be programmed (vehicle identification number).

LAST 10 DIGIT OF VEH. IDENT. NO.XXXXXXXXXX

Programming vehicle identification number (chassis number):

Note:

The last ten characters of the vehicle identification number (chassis number) are stored in the immobiliser control unit. That means that a ten-character combination of digits and letters is programmed. The first two positions are letters or digits, the third position is a letter for the Model Year, the fourth position is a letter or a digit again and the following six positions are digits.

It is now possible to program the vehicle identification number using the arrow keys. If a letter or digit is correct, confirm the input with YES and TECH 1 automatically jumps to the next position. The cursor for the position being programmed flashes on the TECH 1 display. Once all ten positions have been entered, the programming can be confirmed with ENTER.

If the display on the right appears on TECH 1 after programming is completed, the immobiliser control unit has been successfully programmed.

IMMOBILISER PROGRAMMING COMPLETED!

If VEH. IDENT. NO. PROGRAMMING FAILED! appears on the display, a fault has occurred during programming. Repeat the programming of the vehicle identification number.