Ford Fusion immobiliser problem..
Ford Fusion immobiliser problem..
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My girl changed the battery, now the immobiliser is immobilising. Im about to try putting the key at position 2 and disconnecting the battery for 30min as advised by a mate of mine, but any other advice appreciated. Modern cars..
My girl changed the battery, now the immobiliser is immobilising. Im about to try putting the key at position 2 and disconnecting the battery for 30min as advised by a mate of mine, but any other advice appreciated. Modern cars..
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Re: Ford Fusion immobiliser problem..
Not sure but you should or could have 3 keys and one is red ? What you use first to start the car ? Or if two black keys try the other one as you may need to reprogram the black key what is turning Two clicks on and off 4 times .
Been a few years since I had a 2004 ford .
Been a few years since I had a 2004 ford .
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Have one original key with the remote unlocking controls and one newer one with the red tab that I assume is the immobiliser key. Ive stuck them on the same key ring. Ok will give that a go as no tools.. why do girls rarely have the basic tools?Jasonmarie wrote: ↑Mon Apr 13, 2020 2:02 pm Not sure but you should or could have 3 keys and one is red ? What you use first to start the car ? Or if two black keys try the other one as you may need to reprogram the black key what is turning Two clicks on and off 4 times .
Been a few years since I had a 2004 ford .
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Yes they must have had the battery disconnected some time for the car to lose it’s key programe .
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Well I tried that on and off four times thing, it chimed at me.... and then.. low and behold.. nothing happenedJasonmarie wrote: ↑Mon Apr 13, 2020 2:10 pm Yes they must have had the battery disconnected some time for the car to lose it’s key programe .
Oddly it did not chime when I tried it again a minute later, so something awoke deep in the modern unknowable depths of its electronic heart.
I love how everything in the future makes a variety of cheeping noises that seldom indicate anything useful.
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Re: Ford Fusion immobiliser problem..
My dads did exactly this after sitting. Ecu lost its memory and needed reprogramming/flashing
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Trouble is Tom, the whole thing's a con!
A Con-fusion.
A Con-fusion.
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I'm desperately fission around for a good retort.
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I had a problem with a Ford Fiesta st and I got a second hand set of locks a speedo a body
control unit and a e.c.u and change them and it works fine It cost me £55 on eBay
I was told that the body control unit was the faulty and after I changed if all
It as not given me eney problems
control unit and a e.c.u and change them and it works fine It cost me £55 on eBay
I was told that the body control unit was the faulty and after I changed if all
It as not given me eney problems
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All that’s all I know as I think the ECU has lost its memory, you could try disconnecting the battery again for over 15 mins then try again ?
Just thought ! Yes there’s a oil crank sensor and it might be playing up so check the oil ? Just a guess as these were a common fault back then that would stop the car from starting ?
Just thought ! Yes there’s a oil crank sensor and it might be playing up so check the oil ? Just a guess as these were a common fault back then that would stop the car from starting ?
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Thanks for the advice gents I will experiment further.
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My dad didn't buy anything, his car went to a garage and they got someone in who programmed it. A couple of up checked it first and there was no fuel pump, no crank just a few clicks here and there.