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24-11-2011, 11:06 AM
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Now With 2 Cylinders More
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Sunny Coast, QLD
Posts: 346
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Gday guys,
about a week ago, I jumped in the ute as usual (AUII XLS 302) it started, then died. Started, then died. Then would not start at all. I disconnected the battery, left it for 5, reconnected it, waiting 20 mins and presto, started no dramas. Its doing it to me again this morning.. Now it "seems" to be a problem with the immobiliser ? as once it starts it will run perfectly fine. The starter solenoid isnt trying to click over, the battery has plenty of grunt (itll turn over no dramas otherwise) and I cant seem to find any other faults. So. If this is the case, what is the answer ? The only other problem I can think of, is that when i bought the ute (+/-6 months ago) there was a problem with the ignition barrel. I got that replaced, and it came along with a new (non ford) generic key. So I can only assume the new key has a new battery in it also ? Bit stumped... and grumpy, as I was about to go out... and now I cant |
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