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The transponder chip in the key may be damaged or not programmed to the vehicle.
If using a new or duplicate key, it may need to be programmed.
If your car uses a push-to-start system, a weak key fob battery may prevent the immobilizer from detecting the key.
The immobilizer antenna (ring around the ignition) may be malfunctioning.
A communication issue between the key and ECU can trigger the warning light.
Damaged wiring between the immobilizer system and ECU can cause a failure.
Poorly installed or malfunctioning aftermarket security systems can interfere with the immobilizer.
A software glitch or hardware failure in the vehicle's ECU or BCM can cause the immobilizer to malfunction.
Feel free to contact us at any time to help get your immobilizer issue resolved.
If you’ve ever encountered an Immobilizer light on your dashboard, and your car wont start, there’s a few things you can do to try and diagnose the issue.
If available, use a different key to determine if the issue is key-related.
If using a push-to-start system, change the battery in the fob.
Try flipping the battery around the other direction as it may have been installed backwards.
A weak car battery can sometimes cause immobilizer failures.
If you've made it this far, then your probably still facing the same immobilizer issue
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