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Old 30-09-2013, 11:33 PM   #1
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Default Too many transponder keys on keyring-confused immobiliser?

I picked up a new car with a keyless start/entry transponder type key late last week, which i attached to my keyring for my ECOPLI ute.
Todays the first day i had to use my ute, i stopped to refuel, tried to restart, it kicked over, didn't fire until the starter timed out.
This left me stranded in the servo forecourt for 40 mins.
On a hunch, i removed the new key fob, placed it away from the ignition barrel, it started as per normal.
Does anyone think my immobilizer system was confused or am I barking up the wrong tree?

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