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Recently today my R34 had a problem which was found out due to the Immobilizer system. the car would not start due to the immobilizer not deactivating so i would be able to start my car. had to call up RACV and they had to power the starter motor manually for it to start up so i could drive it home and as soon as i were to turn it off i cannot turn it back on until i get the immobilizer fixed. would anyone happen to know a good auto electrician or someone with knowledge on immobilizers to give me any contact details on trying to fix this immobilizer problem or to just basically take it out?

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+1. or if you can get it going see stylyn in boronia and let them sort it out.

I got it towed back yesterday to the dealer SEI motors where i bought it from. a mechanic there spent all day today looking and checking stuff with it and they rung me at 5.30pm when they were closing saying that they could not find the problem with it why it would not start. so not exactly sure the problem. there electrician is checking it tomorrow to see if he can find any problems otherwise im not sure why my car wont start. when you try to it doesnt even try you just hear a clicking noise which sounds like its coming from the starter motor. the only way to start it temporarily was using this device RACV supplied which pwoered the starter motor manually but the car wasnt running to its normal potential. couldnt go over 3k revs and acceraltion was very very slow. took about 10 seconds to get to 60 lol.. so yeah. am not quiet sure what can be done at this point in time.

IF anyone has heard of problem like this before or something similiar please feel free to let me know

Thanks

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ouch... SEI motors...

i got it fixed.. SEI motors are cons. they tried giving me a second hand transmission and nothing was wrong with it... ..... all fixed now though thanks for the help

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