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R34 Gtr Imobilizer And Australian Standards

Abarai

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Hi, I'm new here and am sorry to bring this up again but I've been through a lot of the past posts and am still confused.

I've just imported a beautiful bayside blue R34 GTR vspec II which is currently in compliance and for insurance I need to know if the factory Nissan immobilizer meets Australian standards detailed here http://www.carsafe.com.au/t_09.html.

Does anyone know if it does?

The car came with a full set of keys that have the red bit on the bottom though I've not tested the immobilizer.

One insurance company does not require the immobilizer to meet the Australian standards (black wiring etc) but only that it has 3 point immobilization. Does anyone know if this is the case?

I would rather not install a new system if it could be avoided but, if it is necessary, do any of the systems integrate with the existing key?

A lot of questions and any help would be appreciated

Thanks

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Yes you can integrate an alarm or immobiliser system into the existing remotes. I would recommend the Mongoosee Map 80 which you could have as an immobiliser only or an alarm/immobiliser system.

thanks mate,

that is good news at least.

i will look into it

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