Meta M36T2 immobiliser

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Sun 4 Mar 2007 21:30
Meta M36T2 immobiliser - bacon&eggs
Evening to all in the BR. I have been offered a brand new Meta M36 T2 (cat 2) immobiliser for 50 quid. Its for fitting to a 1993 Xantia Td (no standard immobiliser). Its the type where you push the key into a dash mounted socket and it allows the engine to be started. I cant seem to find any reviews/comments on the net, and was just wondering if anyone in here has any experience with them? Many thanks
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Sun 4 Mar 2007 21:37
Meta M36T2 immobiliser - martint123
It'll be no use for reduced insurance if you fit it yourself. Most of my insurers where I've said, truly, that I have an alarm/immobiliser they have wanted a copy of the installation certificate. Those that don't have dire warnings that they will need same if a claim is made.

Martin
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Sun 4 Mar 2007 21:55
Meta M36T2 immobiliser - George Porge
I had a meta fitted to a petrol engined car I once owned, immob, fitting and certificate was £90. Sorry but I can't remember the model number.


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Mon 5 Mar 2007 09:51
Meta M36T2 immobiliser - LeePower
Just had a look on the Thatcham website & the M36T2 is still listed as Cat 2 so it must be a pretty good immobiliser when fitted correctly.

Find someone trained to fit it & stamp the certificate & away you go.
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