Rover ignition problem

Jan 14, 2004 3 Replies
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A local dealer I know is offering me a Rover 620 Si P reg at a baragain price. He acquired the vehicle as part of a job lot transaction.



He has informed me that the car has an ignition/immobiliser problem that prevents the car from being started. There is a log book, MOT, some service history and receipts for the car from previous owner.



Anyone know if this is a common issue and what kind of money would it take to put it right.



I have known this dealer for a number of years, and am fully confident the car is all above board and no shady past.



Thanks in advance for any info .


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Obviously more than the dealer is willing to spend, given that a non-runner is worth so much less than a runner - especially if otherwise a reasonable car.

Could well involve a new ECU and keys, etc. I'd try ATP first.

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HI, the P reg is the facelifted version wich requires a redkey to allow new keys to be programmed. A new Alarm ECU and red key costs lots of money.. Though I think the ECU can be bypassed. If you ask on the rover 600 yahoo group or

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there's alot of very knoage able people on there. The 620's are very nice cars :)

Dan

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