golf trip computer

[Wazzzer]

immo2 then, immo3 was on the later cars. It's actually an advantage as you can code in ANY clocks to your car with the display

[luke300586]

immo2 then, immo3 was on the later cars. It's actually an advantage as you can code in ANY clocks to your car with the display

so if i was to change the clocks would they work in any way till i get it re coded?

so my shopping list from the scrappy is a set of clocks and the stalk what about the loom etc..

here is my car as it sits needs lowering but cant find a cheap set of springs for now
http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/jj603/luke300586/c838767e.jpg

[Wazzzer]

no, nothing would work as the keys wouldn't be coded to the clocks meaning the immobiliser would kick in

you need repair wires to make your own wiring for the stalk (part numbers are in the link)

Shopping list for the scrapyard will be - stalk, clocks and outside temp sensor/plug and a bit of wire from passenger side bumper grille

[Wazzzer]

obviously make sure they are TDI clocks too lol

[luke300586]

obviously make sure they are TDI clocks too lol

your a person of knowlage lol do you know anything about the keys as i only have a manual key and my last golf had remote locking on the fob i would of thought all golfs would have remote central locking?

[Wazzzer]

I don't have standard remote central locking either mate, only on my aftermarket alarm. It was only an option on early cars. Might be worth fitting an aftermarket central locking kit as it will be no doubt easier

[luke300586]

I don't have standard remote central locking either mate, only on my aftermarket alarm. It was only an option on early cars. Might be worth fitting an aftermarket central locking kit as it will be no doubt easier

what you think about these two kits?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/REMOTE-KEYLESS-ENTRY-CENTRAL-LOCKING-KIT-VW-GOLF-BORA-/380315647087?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item588c943c6f

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Remote-Central-Locking-Kit-VW-GOLF-mk4-mk5-POLO-HAA-keys-0951-/271031842020?pt=UK_Car_Accessories_Safety_Security&hash=item3f1ac1b4e4

[Wazzzer]

they both look good. I would rule out being able to use the key supplied to start the car even if you have it cut properly as I don't think it will have the immobiliser transponder in there, but you could always try to bodge one in there though

I'd like to have a flick key for mine that would work the aftermarket alarm but I don't think it's possible

[luke300586]

they both look good. I would rule out being able to use the key supplied to start the car even if you have it cut properly as I don't think it will have the immobiliser transponder in there, but you could always try to bodge one in there though

I'd like to have a flick key for mine that would work the aftermarket alarm but I don't think it's possible

i think you could put it in the casing somewere i think i going to go for one of them, how much do you think it will cost to have they key cut, i may need further advice with the wiring when i get the kit lol

[Wazzzer]

key shouldn't cost much, prob around a tenner. Yeah the transponder is just the glass case thing inside, just a bit delicate really

Yeah fire away mate, if I can help I will