• Vehicle not starting with an immobiliser warning light

• Lack of communication with the immobiliser module

• Water damage to the immobiliser unit

• Vehicle not starting – Key not recognised

Most workshops or dealership are not capable of replacing the module with a second-hand donor unit and will advise to either get a new module or a complete immobiliser kit which can become very expensive.

However, some of the faults are easily repaired without the need of replacing the module. When a replacement is necessary, we are able to re-program a second-hand donor unit which will save you quite a lot of money,

FEM Replacement

Unlike most workshops we’re able to unlock and program a used second hand FEM or BDC Immobiliser module. We can accomplish this by transferring over data from the original module to the donor module.

​In the event of fire damage to the FEM or the BDC module where the data is impossible to extract or if the module was damaged by inexperienced locksmith during a key programming and the immobiliser data is corrupted. We are also able to program a second hand module into your vehicle by extracting the necessary data out of the car and synchronising all the modules.