disconnecting battery on a MY00
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disconnecting battery on a MY00
my battery will be disconnected today to fit a car kit.
will i need the immobiliser code to get it started ??
the key fob is working fine.
will i need the immobiliser code to get it started ??
the key fob is working fine.
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with all the usual problems with sti8 battery problems, was told by subaru garage that if you have to dissconect battery you must follow a set routine step 1; undo bonnet step 2; lock car with key not remote!!!!, step 3, disconnect and remove battery, step 4 close bonnet, step 5; to put back reverse procedure. but i have never used this because i went out and bought a battery charger a lot easier hope this might help.
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Disconnected my batterry last year , and I don't remember having any problems , just reconnected it and off I went (MY99 by the way )
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I tried disconnecting mine (MY00) to swap ECUs a while back. Despite being disarmed the alarm went off. I reconnected the battery to stop it and decided to swap the ECUs without disconnecting it so as not to annoy the neighbours too much. I had been assured it was okay to swap ECUs provided the ignition was off.
So whilst on this subject and for future reference is there anything specific you need to do with the alarm on a MY00 to stop it going off when disconnecting the battery?
Graz.
So whilst on this subject and for future reference is there anything specific you need to do with the alarm on a MY00 to stop it going off when disconnecting the battery?
Graz.
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basically, slacken the negative side of the battery, and then remove the terminal in one quick smooth action. Any hesitating and it can cause the alarma to go off, as it thinks the power supply is being tampered with is being tampered with.
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