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    just out of curiosity..have you tried disconnecting the negative terminal from the battery..leaving it off for 10 min and then plugging it back in?
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by DirtyHarry Click here to enlarge
    just out of curiosity..have you tried disconnecting the negative terminal from the battery..leaving it off for 10 min and then plugging it back in?
    yeah i did it over night a few times lol

    Fingers crossed it is the immobiliser
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by SA33DS Click here to enlarge

    Apparently i fried the ecu cos of a voltage overload. I was rushing and put negative lead first then i was like oh **** and took it off then put positive then negative and didnt work.

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    Can you explain that a bit more?
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    Dropped it off at holden today, they said its most likely an issue with the immobiliser, I'll know either by this afternoon or tomorrow whats wrong with it.
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    Just got a call from the dealership.....

    the ecu and immobiliser have been reprogrammed and its ready to go, cost = 142 bucks!

    woot!!! the trick i think is to go in there and know what you want from them..... this morning i dropped it off and said the immobiliser isnt recognising my key, here are the anti-theft codes......

    sweet cant wait to drive her tonight!!!

    now for the money i put aside for that work.... i might look into suspension upgrade.. !
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    congrats mate
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    Mate awesome result!!!!! Congrats on getting the car back up and running!!!!
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    Fark, that's a good outcome!
    Good stuff!

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    man thats the cheapest holden bill ive ever seen Click here to enlarge

    well done and good to see shes back up and running
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    Cheerios,

    Awesome feeling, lol they did a damn good job too i was surprised, i even wrote them an awesome feedback!
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