I guess I am confused because in the Elise handbook it says 8186Keeper said:I guess what I was trying to say is that we have the 8168 not the 8186.
Have you followed the programing instructions in the Cobra Install Manual?Dave said:I've tried to disable the passive immobilizer I don't know how many times, but can't get past number 1 below. Tyger has even walked me through on the phone with no luck. I have a 8186, install date 4/04. After entering the last digit of step one, the alarm/immobilizer disables fine, but the system light does not stay one, it extinguishes just like you pushed the button. Then on step 2, when I push/hold the large button, the lamp will not give a long blink, and I'm done. I've heard I'm not the only one that has a Cobra that behaves this way. Anyone else have this issue or a fix?
http://www.elisetalk.com/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=89558Dave said:I've read the 3 manuals that I know of cover to cover. If you're talking about re-sync, yes. Do you have a link/page number?
Are you sure you have the correct four digit code?Dave said:Thanks but I believe that's the same steps I posted above which were derived from the manual by Tyger. On that page 10, step 4, my alarm does disable fine after the last digit is sucessfully key-cycled (which indicates a correct code entry), but the light does not stay on solid when the key is turned back on.
So, puting in the correct code will not allow the LED to go on permanently & allow you to go into the "Mode" table. Perhaps you need to get the alarm module change out under warranty.Dave said:Positive. After entry, the immobilizer disables, siren beeps, lights flash - just like when I use the fob. Car can then be started. I've tried entering a invalid code, and the immobilizer continues to stay armed. I've also used this code in the past when my fob battery went dead...code works fine.