C5JJ Posted September 6, 2007 Posted September 6, 2007 I have a 2001 2.2SX Estate The following message has appeared on the display 'Battery Charge Fault' and also the voltmeter needle is on the left hand red zone. After driving for a few more miles the following error messages are also displayed :( ABS FaultAirbag FaultESF faultBattery Charge fault I assume the alternater has given up! but my problem is I disconnected the battery reconnected and now the unit displays 'Immobiliser fault' and the engine will not start. Any suggestions on how to de-activate the immobiliser? Thanks Quote
kfk Posted September 6, 2007 Posted September 6, 2007 Operate the key in the n/s (passenger front door)....just lock and unlock a few times, then put key in ignition, turn it on and press remote control button for 10 seconds.Turn the ignition off, wait 2 minutes, then operate central locking remote to activate central locking......try to start it. Trot back in doors and post a message to tell us how you got on. Quote
C5JJ Posted September 6, 2007 Author Posted September 6, 2007 Operate the key in the n/s (passenger front door)....just lock and unlock a few times, then put key in ignition, turn it on and press remote control button for 10 seconds.Turn the ignition off, wait 2 minutes, then operate central locking remote to activate central locking......try to start it. Trot back in doors and post a message to tell us how you got on. Hi KFK Did that however went to turn over the engine and it was very slow following diplayed on screen before the battery when completely flat..... ESP/ASR not functioning, ABS fault, Airbag Fault and Passenger Airbag deactivated! nb as its dark headlights came on and went dim when key turned. Could it just be that my battery has given up rather than the alternator? Thanks for the responce, will see if the battery will take a charge in the morning. Quote
C5JJ Posted September 9, 2007 Author Posted September 9, 2007 Hi KFK Did that however went to turn over the engine and it was very slow following diplayed on screen before the battery when completely flat..... ESP/ASR not functioning, ABS fault, Airbag Fault and Passenger Airbag deactivated! nb as its dark headlights came on and went dim when key turned. Could it just be that my battery has given up rather than the alternator? Thanks for the responce, will see if the battery will take a charge in the morning. rfk thanks :( very much It worked :D Now just got to find out if it's is just the battery, the alternater or both! Battery has held the charge overnight and the voltmeter on the dash board displays the needle in the middle until the engine is started then it drops to the first red mark on the left. How do you gain access to the alternater to change or is it time to hand it over to a garage? Thanks Quote
C5JJ Posted September 9, 2007 Author Posted September 9, 2007 rfk thanks :( very much It worked :D Now just got to find out if it's is just the battery, the alternater or both! Battery has held the charge overnight and the voltmeter on the dash board displays the needle in the middle until the engine is started then it drops to the first red mark on the left. How do you gain access to the alternater to change or is it time to hand it over to a garage? Thanks opps got your tag worry thanks :)kfk Quote
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