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nah you cant reprogram the heads, thye're a stupid idea if you ask me...
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[VR-VS] Fix VR-VS Key (Pics)
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thanks for the info, works a treat 
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great right up, extremely helpful
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Thread dig, but what can a guy do........?
I got one of these keys with a VP SII, S-pack with central locking that I just bought. Did any VP come with this key or did old mate just dodgey something up?
Would love to have remote, but don't know where to look to see if I have it. Where would I look to find out if I have remote CL?
I got one of these keys with a VP SII, S-pack with central locking that I just bought. Did any VP come with this key or did old mate just dodgey something up?
Would love to have remote, but don't know where to look to see if I have it. Where would I look to find out if I have remote CL?
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What if both your remote lock and immobiliser don't work any more?
After checking it with a multi-meter you see there is resistance (1 à 2 ohms), but 0.000 volts. Even after applying 12V to it, still no charge. My conclusion is that the battery is simply dead after 18 years of charging.
According to Holden, to release the immobiliser, it requires a bit of a voltage in the key. So my car won't go anymore...
Holden charges $220 for a replacement key, including programming a new code in the car. A bit excessive for 15 minutes work, if you ask me.
So most locksmiths can give me a new key (immobiliser and remote locking) within the hour, for about $130?
After checking it with a multi-meter you see there is resistance (1 à 2 ohms), but 0.000 volts. Even after applying 12V to it, still no charge. My conclusion is that the battery is simply dead after 18 years of charging.
According to Holden, to release the immobiliser, it requires a bit of a voltage in the key. So my car won't go anymore...
Holden charges $220 for a replacement key, including programming a new code in the car. A bit excessive for 15 minutes work, if you ask me.
So most locksmiths can give me a new key (immobiliser and remote locking) within the hour, for about $130?
