Keys Stolen
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BigX

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522 posts

274 months

Wednesday 6th May 2009
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Arrived home today to find some thieving bast**ds had broken into the house. furious

Nicked my CBR 600rr, helmet, leathers etc but more disturbing (although they didn’t actually try to steal the car) they took my spare set of keys to the T350c .

Any advice on what I should do about replacing keys/immobiliser much appreciated (I still have a set of keys, but not the manual alarm fob).



HRG

72,863 posts

268 months

Wednesday 6th May 2009
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Remove the ECU or something else critical until you can get it secured.

jrb43

906 posts

284 months

Wednesday 6th May 2009
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Do something quickly. If you're not that mechanically minded, I just pulled fuse 22 (I think - I'm not near the manual) which is the ignition coil.

I say act quickly because I note you're in Essex. This is starting to smack of organized crime. Somebody here had a similar occurrence in Southend and they came back quickly to get the car. Mine was in Billericay when they broke in and tried to remove it. There was something else in Kent....

Best wishes that you manage to keep hold of it.

neilus

908 posts

311 months

Thursday 7th May 2009
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Give Carl Baker a call, assuming that you have a Meta alarm system and a working 'blipper' you can put the system into learn mode and add or, more importantly, in your case remove blippers.

This will at least allow you prevent them from unlocking and disarming the alarm with the blipper they have. Of course they could still get into the car and manually disarm it with the 'fob thingy' if they know what they're doing.

Hope you get it all sorted soon.

Neil.

neilus

908 posts

311 months

Thursday 7th May 2009
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Give Carl Baker a call, assuming that you have a Meta alarm system and a working 'blipper' you can put the system into learn mode and add or, more importantly, in your case remove blippers.

This will at least allow you prevent them from unlocking and disarming the alarm with the blipper they have. Of course they could still get into the car and manually disarm it with the 'fob thingy' if they know what they're doing.

Hope you get it all sorted soon.

Neil.

BigX

Original Poster:

522 posts

274 months

Thursday 7th May 2009
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Thanks all. bow

Pulled a few fuses and spoke to Carl about all my options.

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