Leif Neland sendte dette med sin computer:


I lost one key to the (dealer-mounted?) immobilizer, and went to the company
in Magdeburg, who sold millions around 15 years ago, when immobilizers got
mandatory in Germany.
They had a little plastic bag with the remaining couple of hundred
rfid-chips. When they were gone, there were no more...

Btw, this dealer told that the rfid-chips are not (only?) being
registered in the receiver when they are learned, they are actually
being programmed by the receiver (which then is a sender...)

This rfid-chip I have to touch the receiver in order to deactivate the
immobilizer, it is not a remote car lock.

I tried to learn the receiver to accept a rfid-chip for injecting into
animals, but it didn't work.

It would have been cool to be able to deactivate the alarm just by
touching the reciever with my forearm ;-)

Leif

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