Does not have central locking but does have an Immobiliser I have replace several of these aerials. Regards Peter
Peter...that's news to me because I've been using the car for nearly a year and haven't a clue about an immobiliser or how to use it or where it is !!
I've spoken to the previous owners and they aint got a clue either.
Could we be talking about different models??
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haven't a clue about an immobiliser or how to use it or where it is
Most probably a transponder chip in the keyfob that communicates with a receiver by the ignition switch.
All 106's from May 1997 had a Thatcham Category2 immobiliser as a factory fit in the UK.
www.thatcham.org/security/pdfs/categories/Passenge...f
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Thanks Dave.....I just double checked the v5 and first registration was may1998 so as you say..it should have the Thatcham immobiliser fitted.----I suppose I will have to find and replace the transponder and get the right key for it.
Cars only used as a runaround and it's not worth spending a load of cash on it.
Is there a cheap way round it---bypass the immobiliser or something??
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Thanks Peter D, I took the plastics off and found the aerial--where do I shop for a new one and will I need to have the key matched to it or will it be ok as it's just the aerial?
Many thanks.
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Get the part from Peugeot, around £20.It is not coded as it is only an aerial pick up.I,m not convinced this will fix it.Let us know.hth
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Get the part from Peugeot around £20.It is not coded as it is only an aerial pick up.I m not convinced this will fix it.Let us know.hth
Got the part and fitted it--over 19days now and no hassle. One thing I did notice though was that the screw that holds the ignition barrel in place was very loose-- I tightened it up, but wonder if that may have been the cause of the problem- with the barrel moving around within the fixed aerial.???
Thanks for all the help-----now to get the old 216 sorted---same sort of problem,intermittent starting, but only once it's been going for a short while and you switch off, it often won't restart--you have to wait awhile till it feels better,then it'll go!!!!!--Suggestions?
Edited by Dynamic Dave on 21/07/2009 at 21:58
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The 106 immobiliser problem is well known: had it on son's. It is VERY common..
No idea on 206s.
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