Thank god for EKA codes

It wasn't until about two hours after Kelli had left today to visit relatives at the other end of the State that I went looking for my car keys. It was shortly after that, that there was that horrible moment of realisation that my keys were in her car after the New Years Eve party last night :shake:. While I knew where my spare keys are the problem was, I don't have a spare key fob and the last time I saw the security card with the EKA on it, was just before we cleaned up the office and turned it into another bedroom. Well after about 3 hours of searching and turning the house upside down I finally found the card, guess where :whistle:........in my wallet and what's better or worse depending on your angle. After seeing the EKA, I suddenly remembered changing my banking pin to match my EKA so I would know it should this ever happen. So much 2010 being of to a good start :dunno:

Craig

Bacchus;7054 wrote: It wasn't until about two hours after Kelli had left today to visit relatives at the other end of the State that I went looking for my car keys. It was shortly after that, that there was that horrible moment of realisation that my keys were in her car after the New Years Eve party last night :shake:. While I knew where my spare keys are the problem was, I don't have a spare key fob and the last time I saw the security card with the EKA on it, was just before we cleaned up the office and turned it into another bedroom. Well after about 3 hours of searching and turning the house upside down I finally found the card, guess where :whistle:........in my wallet and what's better or worse depending on your angle. After seeing the EKA, I suddenly remembered changing my banking pin to match my EKA so I would know it should this ever happen. So much 2010 being of to a good start :dunno:

Craig

Ah, that's why I was so happy to get a second fob coded to the car last year.:yesnod:
We don't have the EKA code!:dunno:

Neither did I, but after I bought her, I traced the original dealer in South Australia and explained what I was after and he gave it to me over the phone.

We don't have anyone who can still code remotes in Tassie so I will have to either send the ECU to the Victoria or wait till I take the car there.

Craig

Bacchus;7064 wrote: Neither did I, but after I bought her, I traced the original dealer in South Australia and explained what I was after and he gave it to me over the phone.

We don't have anyone who can still code remotes in Tassie so I will have to either send the ECU to the Victoria or wait till I take the car there.

Craig

Good excuse for a nice long drive!:yesnod:

David Aiketgate;7065 wrote: Good excuse for a nice long drive!:yesnod:

400km of Ocean and a $900AU ferry trip are the problem there, it will have to wait for the next national meet that we attend.

Craig

i've on;y one fob which i protect with my life but there is always that worry.....how do you get hold of the code or where to find it etc?

The Jester;7106 wrote: i've on;y one fob which i protect with my life but there is always that worry.....how do you get hold of the code or where to find it etc?

I think it can be read using the T4 testbook.