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drivesavolvo · Sep 14th, 2004, 21:45

Hi, yes you can bypass the immobiliser on some 400 models. You will find the keyless entry module under the dashboard on the drivers side of the car. Locate it and remove the unit from its frame WITHOUT disconnecting the wires. Remove the smaller of the 2 plugs and try to start the car. On SOME models this will work and still allow you to centrally lock the car with the remote. Take the car straight to the 'agents' and have them supply and code a new key fob.
The fob is approx £45.00 + VAT but i am unsure of the coding cost.

Regards. Keith

Sep 14th, 2004, 21:45	#3
drivesavolvo Member Last Online: Apr 4th, 2012 14:42 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Wigan	RE: 440 immobiliser Hi, yes you can bypass the immobiliser on some 400 models. You will find the keyless entry module under the dashboard on the drivers side of the car. Locate it and remove the unit from its frame WITHOUT disconnecting the wires. Remove the smaller of the 2 plugs and try to start the car. On SOME models this will work and still allow you to centrally lock the car with the remote. Take the car straight to the 'agents' and have them supply and code a new key fob. The fob is approx £45.00 + VAT but i am unsure of the coding cost. Regards. Keith