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I've ended up in a stupid situation Where I can't Identify what security system I have installed in my car.

This is a problem because my Remote controls are starting to fail; all I really need to do is get hold of some replacements; but obviously need the info to start down that path.

I did have it installed professionally a couple of years ago, but wasn't given full documentation on what was installed. I never thought about it but after getting under the dash and having a look; i'm slowly starting to think I was overcharged for a shit job.

Obviously first thing to do is go back to where it was installed, and I did that. Basically the bloke doesn't wanna know. He's busy, there's no money in this for him; And he reckon's he didn't even do a job, that somebody else did.

He did offer to install a completely new non Australian system for cheap instead, at which point I've kind of walked away without any intention of going back.

I can Identify certain things. the remotes for example are TX-111's, and they do have a code on the back.

the modules under dash are supposedly Alarm/Immobiliser/GPS combo to Aus standard.

Unfortunately they don't seem to stamp model numbers on the devices (perhaps for obvious reasons.)

Is there anyone that can start me down the path with this?

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Just thought I'd put in a pic. Unfortunately I don't have the whole book, they tore off the front page.


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I can PM people with some of the more technical info, but don't want to put up anything publically that i shouldn't :P

I've just noticed a number in the corner of the PIN card which is 'Dyn xxxxxx' which makes me think this thing is a dynatron....

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