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Author:  hopper [ Mon Jun 30, 2008 9:57 am ]
Post subject:  Good Samaritan Needed

I have copied and pasted the piece below from another forum, the guy has not had a response to it and I would really like to help him out but know FA about Metro's

Any good Samaritan's know anything about this immobiliser?




Hi, i am new to the forum, this is my first post. we have just bought a metrocab mk 111 1999.

both my wife an myself are disabled, my wife has m.s. therefor uses a wheelchair permanently ,

so we have found taxi's as great vehicles for us. our first taxi was a fx4s which we bought about ten years ago. when this finally came to an end,we then bought a fairway, this was a fantastic cab, but unfortunately the rust really started to get in to it, although mechanically it was still sound, as the fantastic nissan 2.7 engines go on forever, we had to let it go.

we have now bought a metrocab mk 111 which is a 1999. we thought we would go for a metrocab, as being fibreglass or grp as they call it, we would not have to worry about it rusting or leaking so much as our fairway did.

we will probably have several questions in the future about our metrocab, but the first question i have is regarding the immobiliser, we were only given one key for the immobiliser, and we are a bit worried if this one breaks or gets lost. is there anywhere we can get a replacement for this,as it is only a little plastic chip i am worried it will break, then we might be stranded as we will not be able to start it.

if there is not anywhere we can get a duplicate, is it possible to have the factory fitted immobiliser disconnected and have one with a switch fitted.

sorry this has been rather long i hope you can take the time to read it, and we thank you for any assistance you can give us with this problem.

thank you

Author:  hopper [ Mon Jun 30, 2008 11:15 am ]
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Don't bother, he has posted on here himself :roll:

Author:  Sussex [ Mon Jun 30, 2008 5:16 pm ]
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hopper wrote:
Don't bother, he has posted on here himself :roll:

Teach you to be helpful. [-X

Author:  hopper [ Mon Jun 30, 2008 10:13 pm ]
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Thanks Sussex......LOL

Author:  WOODY R [ Tue Jul 01, 2008 1:35 pm ]
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Hopper, i did appreciate your help. i was not aware that you had posted my question on here, till after i had registered with this forum.

I only found this forum, after registering on the other one.

thank you very much for your help, members on this forum have been very helpful to me.

I have found out things that i would not have known otherwise and i am very grateful.

Thank you

Author:  hopper [ Tue Jul 01, 2008 7:25 pm ]
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WOODY R wrote:
Hopper, i did appreciate your help. i was not aware that you had posted my question on here, till after i had registered with this forum.



Thank you


I know you did, take no notice of Sussex.......no one else does lol

Despite public opinion taxi drivers are a good bunch and will help if they can
:wink:

Author:  WOODY R [ Tue Jul 01, 2008 8:03 pm ]
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Thank you

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