I thought you could get the Sigma PINcode reset?
18 March 2003, 02:36 PM
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CD Bramall just told me it isnt possible, and tried to make me buy a "mod which stops interferance".
Still no use to me if i want to total-immobilise it.
Andy
Still no use to me if i want to total-immobilise it.
Andy
18 March 2003, 02:44 PM
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Mine is MY00. I suspected they were wrong as usual - it's just the closest place to work 
Wont be having my 60k done there methinks...
Did it cost you to have done?
Andy
Wont be having my 60k done there methinks...
Did it cost you to have done?
Andy
18 March 2003, 02:58 PM
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No you can do it yourself. As long as you know the current PIN code, which I assume you do? Can't remember off the top of my head how I did it but it's in the manual, I'll look it up tonight and post a reply.
18 March 2003, 03:04 PM
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As long as you know the current PIN code, you can do it.
If you don't know the current PIN, you're reduced to begging your dealer to sort it out for you.
(Any posts giving information on how to circumvent the PIN will be deleted for obvious reasons)
If you don't know the current PIN, you're reduced to begging your dealer to sort it out for you.
(Any posts giving information on how to circumvent the PIN will be deleted for obvious reasons)
18 March 2003, 03:55 PM
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I dont know the number.
I didn't think anyone would post how to do it here, but i hoped someone would know if it was possible from a dealer.
Dont like the idea of a) i am totally shafted when remote fails and b) someone else out there possibly knows my code
Andy
I didn't think anyone would post how to do it here, but i hoped someone would know if it was possible from a dealer.
Dont like the idea of a) i am totally shafted when remote fails and b) someone else out there possibly knows my code
Andy
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When i bought my WRX it had a sigma M30 alarm which I didn't know the pin code for. I took it to an authorised sigma dealer (Car Magic in Harrow) and they set a new pin number for me. This and a new keyfob cost me £70.
20 March 2003, 10:45 PM
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Hey,
You do not need to know the current pin number to change it too a new one. You can do it yourself without visiting a dealer.
I didn't know mine, MY00 M30 Sigma, but got the info from a guy off here, i can email anyone the instructions if they need it.
£70 for a new remote
... i paid £30 at Days of Chelmsford, i was going to programme it myself, but they did that too.
LB4
[Edited by LB4 - 3/20/2003 10:46:48 PM]
[Edited by LB4 - 3/20/2003 10:51:12 PM]
You do not need to know the current pin number to change it too a new one. You can do it yourself without visiting a dealer.
I didn't know mine, MY00 M30 Sigma, but got the info from a guy off here, i can email anyone the instructions if they need it.
£70 for a new remote
... i paid £30 at Days of Chelmsford, i was going to programme it myself, but they did that too.LB4
[Edited by LB4 - 3/20/2003 10:46:48 PM]
[Edited by LB4 - 3/20/2003 10:51:12 PM]
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