Spudie
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- Ards C.Down
Came on a tractor a couple of years ago, but now temperamental if wants to work. Any one ever done away with it before it leaves me stranded
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Vapormatic immobiliser keypad Not working
- Thread starter Spudie
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- Location
- North West Wales
Took loads of different ones off plant years ago, they were just soldered into the loom from ignition switch. Start your search from ignition onwards
Spudie
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- Location
- Ards C.Down
I’ll try that as dash doesn’t light up till you put no. In
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- Location
- Oxon
Take it off, useless things!
Better off with a hidden second ignition switch or a second button to press and hold at same time as turning the key, ideally one with a picture of a big horn on it!
Spudie
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- Location
- Ards C.Down
Oh I’ve talked about taking it off, at least it fuc@ed up in the yard. Just hope it’s not a autospark job
- Location
- Norfolk
Had same in a forklift with the code written on the window 
Had to rip the dash out and find the two blockers and twist the wires together. One was on ignition circuit one was on shuttle in my case. Just a case of hunt the little black boxes im afraid.
Had to rip the dash out and find the two blockers and twist the wires together. One was on ignition circuit one was on shuttle in my case. Just a case of hunt the little black boxes im afraid.
- Location
- North West
As above, there’s usually two little black cutout thingies. I use to have to fit them when I worked at a dealers.
If it’s on a Deere there’s probably one on the ignition and possibly one somewhere behind the fues box, it will depend on how enthusiastic the person fitting it was as to how well they are hidden!
If it’s on a Deere there’s probably one on the ignition and possibly one somewhere behind the fues box, it will depend on how enthusiastic the person fitting it was as to how well they are hidden!
Spudie
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- Location
- Ards C.Down
This sounds fun
- Location
- North West Wales
What tractor is it on?
Spudie
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- Location
- Ards C.Down
6430
- Location
- Norfolk
It won't be that bad. I bet they didn't spend long fitting them.
- Location
- North West
If it’s anything like the ones I’ve done he’ll need to remove the steering wheel and the dash/steering column surround as well as having a good root in the wiring harness behind the fuse box.
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