Autowatch Ghost immobiliser

[Ayjay]

FWIW, this is a picture of the relevant section of the Ghost manual:

 

[Bav]

I usually change the code on mine to something easy while it’s in for a service and then change it back when finished.

But to be honest, giving the code to a garage isn’t a big deal, they’ll soon forget the code.

I use the Konami code - Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A

An extra ship and smart bomb for this answer @Insert Coin - change the code prior to handover and then change it back afterwards. Seems obvious now you've said it.

I bet the Konami code reference is lost on the service guys

 

[Bav]

-FWIW, this is a picture of the relevant section of the Ghost manual:
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Interesting - so it's not "speed exceeds 32 mph OR journey exceeds 15 mins", it's "speed exceeds 32 mph AND journey exceeds 15 mins".

I think that makes it a lot less likely that the Ghost will re-arm in the scenario I described.

 

[Adscan]

Sorry to drag up an old thread but wonder if anyone can help

I have a Ghost II fitted to my t6 and need to replace the starter battery. Will cutting power to the van whilst relacing the battery cause any issues with the Ghost immobiliser?

 

[cgtmiles]

Sorry to drag up an old thread but wonder if anyone can help

I have a Ghost II fitted to my t6 and need to replace the starter battery. Will cutting power to the van whilst relacing the battery cause any issues with the Ghost immobiliser?

I just did this and no, battery replaced and ghost working fine after. There was an immobiliser related error code (along with a lot of others) but this may be due to entering the code incorrectly at some point.

 

[Dellmassive]

Sorry to drag up an old thread but wonder if anyone can help

I have a Ghost II fitted to my t6 and need to replace the starter battery. Will cutting power to the van whilst relacing the battery cause any issues with the Ghost immobiliser?

No,

it will carry on working like normal.