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Immobilizer system

Modern car have a immobilizer or key less entry system is used,because immobolizer system is a car security system which provide the company, without immobolizer system car not start, continuously crank but not start
If you enter the barrel unauthorized key while car not start because immobilizer ECU forward the Data from car ECM and ECM disconnect the fuel supply system🚙
It's have a some component

  • Immobilizer warning light
  • Immobilizer ECU
  • Immobilizer barrel switch


These any parts have a problem car immobilizer system warning light continuously blinking and car not start

IMMOBiLIZER WARNING LIGHT

It is part for warning you, if immobolizer ECU or amplifier have a any problem like rat kut the wiring or dirty part enter these part are also malfunction came through warning light constant blinking know more about Immobilizer full details


IMMOBILIZER ECU

Car all specific part have a one ECU so immobilizer have a ECU  this ECU all data send to car ECM 


  • IMMOBILIZER BARREL SWITCH


Barrel have a one switch like a amplifier which send data from barrel position to ECU  and then start the vehicle

Any problem an immobilizer system ECM create a code for symptom and then need to check

(All smart entry wireless remote lock unlock system have a specific id code registered and specific distance put in immobolizer system   If you off the car and all door closed and you out from car and door closed and your car remote inside a car,that situation smart entry system warned your remote is enter the car and door unlock automaticallyThis is a feature of smart entry system)
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