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Originally Posted by Bill Verburg
It's common for the DME solder points to go bad, I've had DME's rebuilt by ECU Doctors very competent and quick.
As to the immobilizer, If the immobilizer is bad, which is possible, ECU Doctors also does them
You can by pass it but to do so 2 things need to be done
1)the chip in the DME needs to be replaced w/ a chip that does not expect an immobilizer signal.
2) the R61 relay needs to be by passsed, see this thread |
Today I've ordered a Steve Wong chip for this very reason.
The relay will also be ordered.
However, is it possible for a DME to check out as OK and still have bad solder points?
And, if I install those items I assume the condition of the immobilizer is no longer something to worry about?