Accent Immobiliser

Discussion in 'Hyundai Accent' started by IOL, Dec 29, 2005.

  1. IOL

    IOL Guest

    Hi all, Have to change the ECU, Immobiliser module, Key and barrel on my
    wifes 99 accent.
    Only problem is to find the immobiliser module.
    What does it look like and where does it live.
    Any help greatly appreciated.
    Mark....
     
    IOL, Dec 29, 2005
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  2. IOL

    Buzz Guest

    Accent 00MY has no immobilizer unit, but SMARTRA immobilizer (toghether with
    ECM - engine control module).
    There's one more component, immobilizer antenna, located just where you put
    key to switch engine on.

    by, buzz
     
    Buzz, Dec 29, 2005
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  3. IOL

    IOL Guest

    This is the full story. Car was intermittant no start slowly got worse. Went
    to dealer for diagnosis they tried a used immobiliser module but said the
    module would not code to the ECM so they put in the matching ECM whch
    worked. Bill for new parts around 1500 euro plus labour. Decided having
    repair completed at the dealer to expensive. Had to Tow the car away despite
    it having driven in.
    My plan was to replace ECM Key and barrel + the immobiliser module with
    parts from a crashed accent.
    I have changed the ECM, Key and Barrel and the Smartra antenna just to be
    sure. As you can read above there is no immobiliser module. Car still no
    start. Have changed the coil pack as well just in case.
    Any ides where to look from here?
     
    IOL, Dec 30, 2005
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  4. IOL

    Buzz Guest

    First of all, I don't know where are you located, but ECM new goes around
    450 Euros.
    Then, re-using old parts from a donor vehicle is not easy, because old ECM
    can be recovered but only if neutralized on the originary vehicle.
    Furthermore, you shoud anyway know PIN number (6 codes) from a dealer or
    importer, who have an algorithm to code it starting from VIN number
    of the car.
    You should let car be checked by SCAN or HY-SCAN and look if any code stored
    in memory.
    Then, I can suggest (if immobilizer system now works properly) to replace
    both cranckshaft and camshaft position sensors, they usually stop engine
    when fail,
    and aren't too expensive as well.
    Let me know,
    bye

    buzz
     
    Buzz, Jan 4, 2006
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  5. IOL

    IOL Guest

    Update for anyone with same problem. Turns out here is a seperate module for
    the immobiliser it is located just above the relays behind the dashboard.
    easiest way to get to it is to remove the light witch panel to the right of
    the steering wheel (RHD) and it is held in with a 10mm bolt.
    Good luck.
    Mark.....
     
    IOL, Jan 7, 2006
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