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Skezza

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Skezza last won the day on July 16 2015

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  1. Any noticeable vibrations? Does it sound rough?
  2. I don't think there would be any issues from an ECU perspective, but how are you going to wire it in? Do you have the right looms?
  3. I had it beep once or twice on my SDI. Usually right on starting the car for some reason (oil was never low). Never stayed on though. @mattarosahad a Lupo 1.0 which had it intermittently for a while without engine failure. Maybe a dodgy design?
  4. Uhh, effort. Fine. Got some VHT in the garage anyway.
  5. Brother in law has been borrowing my GTI and got it MOTd. They said it needed a new rear caliper but the caliper they've installed is silver. Do aftermarket parts come on silver or is this likely the wrong caliper?
  6. That sounds like the kind of energy a radio might pull if it was wired up wrong.
  7. You could do with the immo code but I don't think it's needed if you have the original key. What ECU is it?
  8. You're going to need to pair it with your immobilizer. Ross tech have a guide, it's not madly complicated.
  9. It almost certainly isn't blown. Your car just didn't come with one.
  10. I don't think you can reset to a specific value without actually changing the interval. You can use VCDS to reset the service interval.
  11. Do you have the bonnet release handle?
  12. No. I didn't use a device. I extracted the pin.
  13. I tested my method on a Polo 6N2 GTI. Friend of @mattarosa it still took me about 20-30 mins. No reprogramming of the EEPROM involved, just obtained the SKC and entered through the front door. So even for someone who knows how, it's not like a rapid hot wire job. Now.... The Audi and Jetta? Different story. For the Audi, I was able to obtain the SKC in a matter of seconds using a £5 'specialist. cable.... Which I found out really quickly is just a bog standard KKL cable they sell on eBay. New key took me no more than 5 mins, sat on the drivers seat. All very comfortable. The Jetta, I bought myself a key cloning device called Xhorse. A local shop quoted me £80. This device was £100 delivered. There's nothing like DIY plus you get to keep the tool of evil. It took less than 5 mins to clone the key lol.
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