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    Default SSangYong Actyon 2007 2.0 delphi

    Hi!
    Please check the correctness of disconnection IMMO.
    A 664 540 64 32
    eeprom 95160
    After 20 times IMMO activated
    Carman Scan not have
    Immo disconnect.
    Where is my error.
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    you need to lock eeprom to status register 8C
    Use upa

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    Carman scan can disconnect immo very good, just you need to find function.


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    And no better lock eeprom status register 88
    Memori lock adress 400-7ff

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    I've had the same problem and i know what you should do.

    The immo line (k-line) does not go directly from immobox to ecu, it goes to glow plug control unit. The problem is glow plug unit.

    Two possible solutions:
    1. Disconnect glow plug control unit, connect immo unit, restore original ecu eeprom and the car will start.
    2. Disconnect glow plug control unit, disconnect immo unit, write immo off file again and the car will start.

    The reason why the car starts only for few times when immo off is that the glow plug unit sends rubbish data to k-line and then the ecu writes something to immo zones.

    Good luck

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    Quote Originally Posted by pawliukazz View Post
    I've had the same problem and i know what you should do.

    The immo line (k-line) does not go directly from immobox to ecu, it goes to glow plug control unit. The problem is glow plug unit.

    Two possible solutions:
    1. Disconnect glow plug control unit, connect immo unit, restore original ecu eeprom and the car will start.
    2. Disconnect glow plug control unit, disconnect immo unit, write immo off file again and the car will start.

    The reason why the car starts only for few times when immo off is that the glow plug unit sends rubbish data to k-line and then the ecu writes something to immo zones.

    Good luck
    Very interesting info! Thanks. Where abouts this glow plug unit located?





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    I don't remember now, but under the bonnet, somewhere near the battery i believe

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    Quote Originally Posted by pawliukazz View Post
    I've had the same problem and i know what you should do.

    The immo line (k-line) does not go directly from immobox to ecu, it goes to glow plug control unit. The problem is glow plug unit.

    Two possible solutions:
    1. Disconnect glow plug control unit, connect immo unit, restore original ecu eeprom and the car will start.
    2. Disconnect glow plug control unit, disconnect immo unit, write immo off file again and the car will start.

    The reason why the car starts only for few times when immo off is that the glow plug unit sends rubbish data to k-line and then the ecu writes something to immo zones.

    Good luck
    I know this is years later, but thanks if you read this. Had this problem, just disconnected the glow plug relay unit as suggested and wahlah. many thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by pawliukazz View Post
    I've had the same problem and i know what you should do.

    The immo line (k-line) does not go directly from immobox to ecu, it goes to glow plug control unit. The problem is glow plug unit.

    Two possible solutions:
    1. Disconnect glow plug control unit, connect immo unit, restore original ecu eeprom and the car will start.
    2. Disconnect glow plug control unit, disconnect immo unit, write immo off file again and the car will start.

    The reason why the car starts only for few times when immo off is that the glow plug unit sends rubbish data to k-line and then the ecu writes something to immo zones.

    Good luck
    Another big thanks for this info!
    I also had this problem and now I will try to find out what exactly inside glow plug unit causes loss of communication.

 

 

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