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Model specific boards => Golf mk3 => Topic started by: willz94 on 13 May 2013, 15:44
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Hello just wondering if any one here has tried any and would recommend ones? Thanks guys
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i got mine from r click, same as a few other people on here, easy to fit and pretty cheap, fob looks good aswell
http://www.rclick.co.uk/index.php?cPath=50
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Is it possible to fit key and immobilizer chip to that fob, so you don't have to carry around fob and key separate?
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Above kit I can recommend ! There is a DIY fit guide on here ,
Comes with key blanks so you get them cut to suit your key and then put your iMob chip in it (has a place ) and away you go !
Any help give us a shout , when I got mine to save chopping the loom I got their plug and play kit and just plugged straight in to the pump in the boot
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Would I be able to wire my boot pop into the plug and play they provide?
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..... Has anyone actually succesfully put their key and immobilizer in?
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..... Has anyone actually succesfully put their key and immobilizer in?
you get the new blank supplied with the kit cut to match YOUR key , and swap the chip from YOUR old key over in to the new one ,
has any one tried it ? , yep ive done my keys , and if you look in the DIY section there is a step by step guide showing the whole process
boot popper i think you can wire up no problem has a button on the fob and spare wires on the control unit , for window closure you need a couple of relays ,
before you ask anymore questions read this
http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=125715.0
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..... Has anyone actually succesfully put their key and immobilizer in?
you get the new blank supplied with the kit cut to match YOUR key , and swap the chip from YOUR old key over in to the new one ,
has any one tried it ? , yep ive done my keys , and if you look in the DIY section there is a step by step guide showing the whole process
boot popper i think you can wire up no problem has a button on the fob and spare wires on the control unit , for window closure you need a couple of relays ,
before you ask anymore questions read this
http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=125715.0
Thanks, read it.
Is there a solenoid in the boot already, or will it need to be installed separately ?
Also you speak of relays regarding window closure.. Couldn't find anything about it - isn't it just a matter of wiring up the wires from the key fob control unit to the correct wires to the windows?
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No I have a boot pop wired up to a button and installed a solenoid myself and the I didn't think the windows would need relays as the total closure is already present (turn key to lock while in the door for an extended time and windows will shut)
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Do a search, there is a how to on here showing how to wire up the relays. Its very easy and doesnt take long, but you do need a relay in order for the total closure to work.
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Honestly I've searched and couldn't find anything...
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Same I can't find it :(
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http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=125715.0
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Doesn't say anything about the relays............. and already posted itt.
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Try actually reading the whole thing completely describes what you need to do on page 4
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I still need to do this to mine.....
although I might wait until the wife gets fed up with using the key first (and then get her to pay someone to fit it :lipsrsealed:)
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I still need to do this to mine.....
although I might wait until the wife gets fed up with using the key first (and then get her to pay someone to fit it :lipsrsealed:)
Get the plug and play loom the company sell for about £16 and it just plugs in the pump no cuting wires its a 15 second instal that way !
Only have to swap the lock / unlock wires over as the loom is wired wrong
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Strange that you say that as I bought the plug and play wiring and didnt need to swap anything?
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Get the plug and play loom the company sell for about £16 and it just plugs in the pump no cuting wires its a 15 second instal that way !
Only have to swap the lock / unlock wires over as the loom is wired wrong
Link?? I can't find it on the website :wink:
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My loom was wrong so lock button unlocked the car and unlock locked it !
But had mine ages they may have sorted it
http://www.rclick.co.uk/product_info.php?cPath=69&products_id=995
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dont know why you would need a plug and play loom, its all pretty straight forward, i got all my instructions on tigerstyle i think, just get some of them cable snap lock things and wire it all into the central locking pump