The immobilizer is an anti-theft measure, implemented on many modern cars today.
The system is integrated by (1) a special circuit in the ecu, (2) the car key, called “transponder key”, and (3) a coil antenna mounted around and inside the key lock assembly and (4) the transponder circuit, where the antenna connects.
Inside your car key, in the black or grey plastic part, there is a micro chip in a glass capsule, which contains the whole circuit needed for the key to transmit an unique code when close to the energized coil antenna. That is why your car key’s plastic part is wider than normal, to accommodate the device.
The circuit inside the key needs no battery, as it is powered up by magnetic signals out coming from the coil antenna. Right after the key is energized by the antenna, it starts emitting back to the coil, the code it has previously stored. All the communication and power feeding between the car key and the transponder circuit installed inside the steering column, is electro-magnetical. The code that the car key has programmed inside, is the code given to it when it was programmed by the dealer, using part of the VIN number.
The code received by the coil antenna from the car key, is amplified and decoded by the transponder circuit and then transmitted to the ecu to be compared with the code already stored on it and then be sent back to the transponder for comparisons.
If the comparison tests Ok, then the transponder circuit sends a signal to the ecu to allow the engine to run. If on the other hand, the code is not recognized (mismatched), the ecu shuts off the engine a second and a half after starting it and flash the security indicator on the dash board.
It can as long as you have the ECM from the new engine and then you will need to get the module programmed to your immobilizer system if your 2001 GTI doesn't have an immobilizer system then no it won't work.
No, it will not work.
Unless it is an automatic ecu you can buy an immobilizer by pass unit from K-Tuned or Hybrid Racing. Google this ""k-tuned immobilizer bypass" and the little box wires into the engine harness that connects to the ecu and will work fine. I have it on my 98 Civic because I put an RSX-S engine into it.
your lookin at a new engine or engine work
No, it wouldn't work because of the cyllinder combustion default levels.
yes it will, u have to do a full engine swap and get all the parts for it
the speedometer on my 97 toyota camary stopped working and the check engine light came on why
Any brand coolant will work.
Sounds like a dead car battery. Do any lights or electrical accessories work?
Yes you can put almost any engine into your 86 with the right tools and fab. work done. Make sure ahead of time that you have the cash to dish out.
NONE. Each engine has it's own transmission.
Yes, they both have the same engine, a 4A**