CRAIG HAYTER

I have a problem with a Mercedes Vito immobilizer. Specifically it's blocked so the car is not starting it trys to kick over then after 1-2seconds reads "start error" my battery went dead ben sitting for a while because i have ben working at my uncles garage... Could someone please send me a complete guide in how to bypass the immobilizing system? I need the van for my job really desprate

CRAIG HAYTER

ANYONE?cry

grafx

Hello,
Just seeing how you went with that Vito immobiliser removal. I am looking at buying one but wanted to see if it was possible to bypass the immobiliser first. Cheers. Adam

CRAIG HAYTER

this thread was a while back and to your answer............ there no way of bypassing them only MERCEDES can do it with there compmines is done running perfect but it was because i let the battery go dead and cost me a fortune

airbrushfx

firstly i just wanna say that after reading your previous posts/threads that i respect what you think/post craig

however that last post is not strictly true

i've got a 54 plate 639 111 vito travelliner which i've had from new. it's got 245k+ on it (was a taxi) and on a few occasions the battery died like if i went on holiday and left the meter/radio on however would always jump start no problem.
just recently like around june i parked it up at my other workplace as the reverse gear is now shot and i stopped cabbing. i wanted to move some crap from my house renovation so thought i'd take the seats out and use it as it's fooked anyway and i had no problems jumping the battery after been sitting for 6 weeks + and the battery is fine after two weeks, shame about the rest of it lol

so i think you may of had an underlying problem mate rather then just letting the battery go dead