Immobiliser ‘key’

[Tuga2112]

your right, i didnt notice it was a 3 sections plug.

just discard my previous comment

[GeoffSmith]

I would carry out a delicate disassembly to find out what's inside. My tool of choice for such an operation would be similar to the heid-bummer's, but would be twice as big.

[AllenG]

It was a stereo plug, however I did nothing to it, tried it straight out of the bag. I’ve got to say, I’m not overly concerned. I can now keep using the car with out worrying about loosing the original key (no longer required). Come winter I’ll try to find a local garage who can install a modern alarm/immobiliser. There is an alarm fitted somewhere in the battery bay area with an on/off key (vending machine type) fitted to the bulkhead behind the drivers seat which I have turn off just now as the whole barrel tends to turn in the bulkhead, concerned I could damage the wires to this when the whole thing turns.

[Rambo]

I would carry out a delicate disassembly to find out what's inside. My tool of choice for such an operation would be similar to the heid-bummer's, but would be twice as big.

https://images.app.goo.gl/5dmor6ZsXY3BFVF6A

[AllenG]

I would carry out a delicate disassembly to find out what's inside. My tool of choice for such an operation would be similar to the heid-bummer's, but would be twice as big.

https://images.app.goo.gl/5dmor6ZsXY3BFVF6A