F355 key fob and immobiliser query

F355 key fob and immobiliser query

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three five five

Original Poster:

154 posts

115 months

Monday 20th April 2015
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I have mislaid the red fob for the immobiliser and have just the black one and a key. Now, the black fob occasionally plays up and it takes ages to start the car. Is there a way of bypassing the immobiliser? I dont want to end up unable to use the car as a consequence...

Ta, Paul

Cerberaherts

1,651 posts

142 months

Monday 20th April 2015
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Try changing the battery in the remote fob. You can't bypass the immobiliser, but there are people that can copy your remote but it involves sending your (only!) working fob away to be duplicated...

Chris722

45 posts

138 months

Monday 20th April 2015
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This worked on my 550, not sure if will work on the 355. You need to know your four digit pin code.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0rLre_Geuow

johnnyreggae

2,944 posts

161 months

Tuesday 21st April 2015
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Spare fobs for cloning (as in post 2) appear on Ebay quite often

Birkin1932

784 posts

140 months

Tuesday 21st April 2015
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These guys are in Warrington and do fobs whilst you wait

http://www.carkeys4u.co.uk/


You need to find that red fob though

Cerberaherts

1,651 posts

142 months

Tuesday 21st April 2015
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I'd be VERY surprised if they can do a Ferrari fob.

James P

2,958 posts

238 months

Friday 24th April 2015
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Birkin1932 said:
These guys are in Warrington and do fobs whilst you wait

http://www.carkeys4u.co.uk/


You need to find that red fob though
The company number on that website comes backs as a carpet company in Ipswich, all officers live in Ipswich and there is only a mobile phone number. Looks good enough to trust with your only key?

Birkin1932

784 posts

140 months

Saturday 25th April 2015
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Up to you mate. I assume you would be standing in front of him when he does it ?

James P

2,958 posts

238 months

Saturday 25th April 2015
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Whether I was watching or not I wouldn't give someone who has given wrong name/address details and can only be contacted by mobile the opportunity to copy my key fob.

wrxmike

1 posts

108 months

Saturday 2nd May 2015
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If you have the pin code for the car you can add another set of fobs as per the factory method. The company in Australia can retrieve the pin code from the immobilizer, this will allow you to put the system back to its original state: 3 independent fobs, not clones, and the pin code to start the car with the key. Only problem is that you need to send the immobilizer ECU to Australia.
Google "ferrari immobiliser pin code"