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Author: Subject: Immobilizer 2 Devices SVA rule
tks

posted on 16/11/06 at 06:48 AM Reply With Quote
Immobilizer 2 Devices SVA rule

HI All,

i have one doubt.

I have fitted to my car the original key barrel.

sow without the key the steering wheel is blocked.

2nd i have another key (in form of a creditcard) wich is needed to start/contact/lights etc.

do i comply? its true that with one key the engine can be started. but to drive you need the other one!

Cheers,

Tks

p.d. offcourse it only works with my key!





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Dave J

posted on 16/11/06 at 08:49 AM Reply With Quote
The original key barrel that switches the ignition off (and therefore the engine)and when removed locks the steering column is fine for SVA with regard to the anti theft legislation.

What you must not have is a system where you can have the engine still running with the original steering lock operational when the key is removed. With this key removed, the ignition must be off, and therefore the engine not running.

Hope this makes sense

Dave

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DarrenW

posted on 16/11/06 at 10:54 AM Reply With Quote
Can you wire the two systems up in parallel?

You will fail if you can start the car up with credit card key whilst stg lock is engaged.

It sounds like you need to use the secondary key device as a cat2 immobiliser. This way the std barrel / key device is the primary engine starter control.

Does this make sense. To explain better;
1. With both keys operated the engine starts and stops only on the std barrel key.
2. If credit card key is not used - the stg lock is disengaged when barrel key turned but engine wont start.






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SixedUp

posted on 16/11/06 at 01:12 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by DarrenW
Can you wire the two systems up in parallel?



You meant "in series" really, didn't you?!
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Richard

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tks

posted on 17/11/06 at 07:31 AM Reply With Quote
mhhhh

will put an extra input on my system to sense if the normalkey is in.

and voilla

If that one is removed it could go in remove the card message offcourse it will shutdown to!

Tks





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DarrenW

posted on 17/11/06 at 01:29 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by SixedUp
quote:
Originally posted by DarrenW
Can you wire the two systems up in parallel?



You meant "in series" really, didn't you?!
Cheers
Richard




Bloody spell checker!!!!!!
Why the hell did i type parallel? I was thinking series as well!






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