what is involved in removing immobilizer from a 2000 gsr ecu.

 

Why would you want to??

 

cause he's probably doing a GSR swap.

 

n why do u care why. just aswner him or shut up

 

because there has been a huge surge in the amount of integra thefts recently. obviously, removing the immobilizer is a good way to steal a car.

but thank you for your stunning display of your complete lack of a grasp for the english language. perhaps you should study up on it some more before you try and sound all "hard" on the internet.

fool.

 

lol!

 

to thieves

 

no shiet !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

 

i have a 2000 LS ECU that came out of my LS which i bought as a theft recovery. that is one reason why I might like to know how to remove or bypass the immobilizer so perhaps i can sell the ECU or maybe use as backup.

 

hey man Im having the same problem, doing a 2k gs-r swap in a 99 Hatch. I posted and apparently the locashracing can do it, or go to JDMshit.com they can do it too.

good luck

 

iam trying to steal your car your f%$@#$%@#%^#'n moron


[Modified by 6GACCORDH22, 7:09 PM 3/22/2003]

 

if you go to a near by car stereo shop that installs alarms, they have different types of bypasses for chip ign keys. if the shop you go to installs viper alarms, i think that the part number you need is either 555h or 555i. you may want to try that out before going to honda and paying them to unprogram it. may save you some money