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Join Date: Sep 2008
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I have a 2007 Mk4 Tdci. I thought id replace the pollen filter myself and in doing so I had to move the fuse box on the passenger side by disconnecting the terminals so that I could get to the cover screws where the filter resides. After I had done all that I reconnected the terminals to the fuse box and went to start the car and got the message "Immobiliser active". The car now wont start. I wouldn't have thought that disconnecting the fuse box would have caused this problem. I would be grateful for any feedback suggestions anyone might have - without having to take it to Ford. Thank you.
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Immobiliser issue
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