Just purchased a 2005 (55) Sportback from insurance. it's a 2.0 Tdi with DSG. Car came to me with totally flat battery, but apparently running and driving before hand.
I have charged the battery and noticed "SAFE" displayed on instrument cluster above mileage. Also glow plug light flashes and active hazards (alarm) car will start but soon cuts out after a few seconds.
Also elec windows won't work and key fob had the guts missing although little solenoid thing me jig is in place. I've swapped over internal button controls with a spare fob and fitted a new fob battery to be sure. Key fob flashes constant when pressed once, so tried again and cluster still displays "SAFE"
I've plugged in a standard diagnostics and immobiliser is mentioned. Will the key need coding as it's possible lost it's code or will I need the main immobiliser coded? If so how can I do this? And is it main dealer only? If so does anyone know a rough price? I also know for a spare 140BKD ECU etc from another car of same year but 6speed manual. Would any of this work as an alternative?
Your help is really appreciated. Many thanks guys.
I have charged the battery and noticed "SAFE" displayed on instrument cluster above mileage. Also glow plug light flashes and active hazards (alarm) car will start but soon cuts out after a few seconds.
Also elec windows won't work and key fob had the guts missing although little solenoid thing me jig is in place. I've swapped over internal button controls with a spare fob and fitted a new fob battery to be sure. Key fob flashes constant when pressed once, so tried again and cluster still displays "SAFE"
I've plugged in a standard diagnostics and immobiliser is mentioned. Will the key need coding as it's possible lost it's code or will I need the main immobiliser coded? If so how can I do this? And is it main dealer only? If so does anyone know a rough price? I also know for a spare 140BKD ECU etc from another car of same year but 6speed manual. Would any of this work as an alternative?
Your help is really appreciated. Many thanks guys.