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RE the immobiliser light, will it not go off if you extract the chip from your old key and sellotape it somewhere near the ignition?

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Fuck the light, get the BOOOST on!

 

But seriously yes, hiding the chip near the ignition should fix it

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The chip is near the ignition, it's in the key. I guess it's whinging because the immobiliser isn't present.

I wouldn't be so bothered if it was only a light but it's beeping constantly as well.

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Find beeps and add hammers?

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Aye I fucked up. I've read about Bosch to Lucas swaps many times before and must have missed the bit about swapping the studs.

 

I've a feeling the mentions of the studs, of which there are many, tend to occur in the "I've changed the pump and now it runs like shit" threads rather than the "how do I change the pump" threads that you would have been looking at.

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Posted

Find beeps and add hammers?

The beep is built into the clocks though (I think).

 

You could whip them out and see if the beeper can be disabled/removed, may cause wobblers elsewhere though cos multiplex/bsi.

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Do the early vans have multiplex?

I thought it was only the second generation?

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Aye I don't think this one is modern enough. It doesn't even have an ECU like later DW8s.

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Now a brake pipe is burst, I can't see where it's coming from because it's all wet from driving through puddles. FFS!

 

Seems to drive okay at least, seems nippy even without the intercooler and air intake plumbed in.

The DW8 speedo connector plugs into the XUD sender but it doesn't seem to work. Double FFS.

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all frogchod is shite etc

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Brakes only slow you down, and no speedo is a recognised* defence against speeding charges;)

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Reverse the polarity? Or swap the new sender with the old, if they're similar sizes?

  • 3 months later...
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Y0 gang. This is still a work in progress. It runs and drives but needs some finishing. I have lost the intercooler somewhere, and could use any rear brake parts that someone has kicking about (charity plea) also a cone air filter because the original airbox won't fit.

Does anyone know how to disable the immobiliser beeper? I think it's somewhere around the fusebox.

 

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I set fire to a jump lead hot wiring the glow plugs to start it.

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Somewhere between perky and connecting rod/head gasket preserving boost would be good.

  • 3 months later...
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Brakes fixed. The hose looked okay at first glance, but Hutchinson is PSA's OE supplier so it's likely 17 years old.

 

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Ughhhh.

 

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I took it for a spin on a private* back road, the bad tracking (due to my mis-fitting one of the wishbone 'P' bushes I think) makes it terrifying to steer but other than that it goes and stops very well, the 1.9 TD boosting and picking up nicely. That quick drive has spurred me on to get it on the road soon. It just needs a couple of small patches on the inner wings, the exhaust and air intake/filter hooked up properly, glow plug and stop solenoid wiring, and that bloody wishbone.

 

Does anyone have some 'short head' PSA steel wheel bolts kicking about? It's running a mix of Xsara and Berlingo wheel bolts and it looks silly.

 

I also want to KILL the ignition beeper, it's crying because the immobiliser no longer exists. Does anyone know how to kill it without tearing the dashboard apart?

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Does anyone have some 'short head' PSA steel wheel bolts kicking about? It's running a mix of Xsara and Berlingo wheel bolts and it looks silly.

Which type do you need - the earlier ones with the 19mm heads or the later ones with 17mm heads? And how many? I have a few kicking around I think, mostly earlier ones I think.

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As far as the immobiliser is concerned, do you still have the immobiliser unit from the original DW8 engine installation?  Best thing would be to plug it back in, but it be sat there doing nothing.  There is a small ECU box for it somewhere, but I have no idea where on the pre-facelift Blingo.

 

I think this may also be related to why you have no glowplugs on the key too.  If the immobiliser is having a hissy fit, it will refuse to allow the plugs to run, or (if it were installed) allow fuel to flow.  IIRC you could still crank the engine with the immobiliser activated, it just would not start.

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IIRC you could still crank the engine with the immobiliser activated, it just would not start.

Whilst I've no experience of the DW8 one, that's certainly the case with other 90's and early 00's PSA immobilisers.

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The immobiliser unit is still present and plugged in but it's having none of it. The glow plug light on the dash glows dimly sometimes, I'm just going to fit a relay and switch for manual plugs.

 

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Which type do you need - the earlier ones with the 19mm heads or the later ones with 17mm heads? And how many? I have a few kicking around I think, mostly earlier ones I think.

The ones off the Xsara have a deeper head to retain hub caps, I'm only familiar with 90s era ones, a few off a 306 or similar would be fine.
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The ones off the Xsara have a deeper head to retain hub caps, I'm only familiar with 90s era ones, a few off a 306 or similar would be fine.

I should have a few then if that's the case. I'll have a look next time I'm in the garage and you're welcome to any that I find.

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I should have a few then if that's the case. I'll have a look next time I'm in the garage and you're welcome to any that I find.

Thank you. No rush, it's just for aesthetics really
  • 5 months later...
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So I still have this. Woke it up from a long slumber and it started no bother after a jump to the glow plugs, the battery held enough charge to get it going. It chugged a bit, running on a cold mix of used hydraulic oil and goodness knows what else I put in it.

 

Some idiot left the handbrake on since September, the nearside rear was locked solid but a few runs up and down into the woods sorted that out.

Even with the rear brakes mostly locked the engine pulled it up the drive at idle. It feels like it has a lot to give and it's like a fugging supercar compared with the Inca SDI, it also rides a lot better.

 

If anyone has a manual driver's side window regulator or rear brake parts for one of these that'd be helpful.

 

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