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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: kpassmore1974 on 27 March 2009, 18:32:28
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Its on a 99 t plate 2.5 cd non runner
T.I.A.
Kevin
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144 is Immobiliser no signal. either the chip is out of the key or the receiver is knackered at a guess. Can't remember if the receiver is a ring round the barrel, if it is it could have slipped back.
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144 is Immobiliser no signal. either the chip is out of the key or the receiver is knackered at a guess. Can't remember if the receiver is a ring round the barrel, if it is it could have slipped back.
do you recken its a straight forward cheap repair then :-/
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Depends on the cause really, if it's something daft like the ring slipping or the chip has dropped out. Can't imagine a complete ECU/Immob swop out to be much fun but not to expensive from a breaker.
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it can be that the ecu has forgotten what signal the key has and needs re programming on tech 2, i've had that before on a vectra. took about 10min and it was done
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I am sure I always had 144 on my V6, I was told it was normal because the car is not immobilised when you do the test ::)
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usually the transponder chip missing from the key...
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i have had that code for more than 2 years with no problems so don,t worry about it, it is probably an old stored code
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It's ok saying don't worry about it but if you re-read Kev's original post it does say non-runner so I'd say it was something to worry about ;D Check the chip is still in the key as a first off :y
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Its on a 99 t plate 2.5 cd non runner
T.I.A.
Kevin
Had this on my ex-plod after replacing ecu. In the end required complete ecu/immob/receiver-ring set (from same car) off ebay.
£50 delivered.