skidders79

Hi can anybody help? I've just bought a 2003 wrx and can't find the imobiliser code anywhere, how can i get the old one or get a new one?
Thanks

ShotgunUK

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Main dealer

skidders79

Thanks, is it something that can be done over the phone with vin number and reg or will i need to go in to a dealer?

IggyRB320

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I'm sure my dealer said they keep all the codes in the safe.
I guess you'll have to go in with identification etc, otherwise anyone could phone up..!

skidders79

Yeh good point, Cheers guys!!

johned

Where are you in derbyshire as i might be able to help?.

rob84

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do you mean 4 digit pin code for the keypad ??

chopperman

Im sure the dealers will require the log book and some id before they look up your code.

bigarf

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i just rang my main dealer up and they gave me the code over the phone.

IggyRB320

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Did they go through any sort of security check questions?

Still shouldn't be given out over the phone though! Think i'll be changing mine now...

Rob Day

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There's a guy on SIDC Site that has the codes for all cars, he was employees to do just that. Search him out and ring him, it's Sigma Sam I think?!?!?

Rob

Don Clark

Assuming your key fobs work look in here for programming a new pin code...............

http://www.scoobypedia.co.uk/uploads..._m30_codes.pdf

bigarf

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Just asked my name an address and vehicle reg.

super_ted

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But what if it's been changed? Any way of resetting that?

IggyRB320

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There must be a way of re-setting the code in engineer mode...

Rob Day

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I repeat myself again. Sigma Sam available via SIDC's sight is the man, each car (registration number) has a master pin, and that pin is located with Sam.

I once had his number have since lost it ;(

Rob

Don Clark

Curious to know what the hell you guys are talking about

There is the OEM Immobiliser which used a transponder chip in the keys to talk to the ECU. There is no code as such and should you change ECU, EcuTeck software (or other) can "pair" your keys to the new ECU.

Then there is the UK fitted Sigma alarm system which has a 4 Digit PIN code. Subaru UK hold a list of master/original codes for this but if you have working key fobs you can re-code it YOURSELF see below
Sigma Sam no longer works for Sigma/Toad Alarms but his old thread is still available to go through on the SIDC website...........

http://forums.sidc.co.uk/topic/96215...larm-problems/



Changing your PIN:

- Arm and then Disarm the system using a working Radio Key.

- Within 30 seconds of disarming, type into the keypad: *17856*92*wxyz*wxyz# (where wxyz is your new PIN code)

- Arm the system with the Radio Key

- You should now be able to disarm the system using the new PIN code

rob84

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Imobiliser codes are 5 digit teaching codes, Only available upon request from Subaru Uk via an Authorised dealer, these can only be used with the Subaru Select Monitor or as Don Rightly states ECUTEK software that only a mapper has access to.
Even if you did get the 5 digit teaching code it would be no use unless you have the above tools to input it with.

Sigma is 4 digit pin and can be requested from any dealer assuming it's not been changed by the previous owner.

zippy!

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code can be changed no problem not impressed with how easy it is to get it though!

stamina_daddy

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Ive just changed my code and added another fob from this thread,keep up the good work. :-)