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    This document discusses common issues with Renault Clio key fobs stopping communication with the immobilizer and provides potential solutions. It recommends striking the key fob on the car body or standing outside the car with the fob pointed at the steering column and pushing the button slowly to resynchronize it. If those don't work, a new key fob from the dealer is needed, though an auto electrician may be able to provide a non-original one for less money. Resetting the immobilizer by turning the key to specific positions for 30 seconds each and then cranking it over is also suggested.

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    This document discusses common issues with Renault Clio key fobs stopping communication with the immobilizer and provides potential solutions. It recommends striking the key fob on the car body or standing outside the car with the fob pointed at the steering column and pushing the button slowly to resynchronize it. If those don't work, a new key fob from the dealer is needed, though an auto electrician may be able to provide a non-original one for less money. Resetting the immobilizer by turning the key to specific positions for 30 seconds each and then cranking it over is also suggested.

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    This document discusses common issues with Renault Clio key fobs stopping communication with the immobilizer and provides potential solutions. It recommends striking the key fob on the car body or standing outside the car with the fob pointed at the steering column and pushing the button slowly to resynchronize it. If those don't work, a new key fob from the dealer is needed, though an auto electrician may be able to provide a non-original one for less money. Resetting the immobilizer by turning the key to specific positions for 30 seconds each and then cranking it over is also suggested.

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    This document discusses common issues with Renault Clio key fobs stopping communication with the immobilizer and provides potential solutions. It recommends striking the key fob on the car body or standing outside the car with the fob pointed at the steering column and pushing the button slowly to resynchronize it. If those don't work, a new key fob from the dealer is needed, though an auto electrician may be able to provide a non-original one for less money. Resetting the immobilizer by turning the key to specific positions for 30 seconds each and then cranking it over is also suggested.

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    This is a very common problem and my previous Clio (55-reg) was so afflicted tow ards the end of my six

    years with it. Basically, the keys are not very well designed and can stop communicating with t he immobiliser without warning and seemingly at random. It is not usually flat f ob batteries either. For now, strike the key fob hard on the body of the car and try to start the car . I saw an AA man do that with mine and it worked. Failing that, try standing ou tside the car with the fob pointing at the steering column and push the button o n the fob four times quite slowly. This resychronises the fob, I'm told, and the car should open and start (it will let you know that it is about to cooperate b ecause the red lamp will go out when you turn the key instead of flashing rapidl y). If neither of the above works, I am afraid that a new key fob is the only answer . You can get them at Renault main dealers (be careful, they are very, very expe nsive) or I suspect that a good auto electrician will be able to sell you a nonoriginal one for much less. Finally, to my extreme annoyance and after shelling out L350.00 for two new key fobs, my car stranded me at a service station after I had stopped to get some mi lk on the way to work. As I said above, the AA man struck the key fob on the car and it started at once, indicating that Clio key fobs were one of his most popu lar callouts. Good luck. You have my symapthy because I know how tedious this problem can be. You need 2 reset it mate. Turn key to on position (one before engine cranks over ) and leave it for 30 seconds. Then turn it back? to off, leaving key in, for 30 seconds, Then turn it back to on position again for 30 seconds, then crank it o ver. This is for anyone who needs to set up a new plip or re-enter there old key first of all you need to get your personal emergancy code which can be provided by your local renault dealer. this will be a 4 digit code which can be entered t o override your emmobilizer if your plip isnt working.lets take an example. 2552 . the way u would enter this code is by keeping your finger on the central door lo oking button in your car until your emob LED flashes 2 times then release, then keep your finger on for 5 times then release and so on. after the release of you r finger on the final number the emmobilizer is off and the car can be started. right now for programing of the plip. 1. The immobilizer must be on 2. Turn on your ignition 3. Enter your emergancy code using the central looking button 4. Turn ignition off 5. Within 10 seconds after turning off the ignition, press and hold the central door locking button for more than 2 seconds(the doors should lock then unlock an d the red immobiliser light will illuminate) you only now have 15 seconds to do the following 6. press the first plip 3 times within 1.5seconds close to your plip receiver in the roof console(the doors should lock then unlock on the 3rd press) 7. repeat the whole operation if you need a second plip setting. now then i no someone who went to renault had a new battery and 2 plips set for L150. i will say no more!!

    Park your Clio on level ground. 2 Using a desktop computer or a laptop, download the Windows RenaultImmCode.exe so

    ftware application and save it to your computer. 3 Extract the application and follow the steps from the ReadMe.txt file to run the Windows RenaultImmCode.exe software application. 4 Open your Clio's passenger door to locate the oval plastic sticker with your car type number, found at the passenger door's middle pillar. On the Renault Clio M K2, the car type number is at the bottom right portion of the oval plastic stick er. 5 Type in your Clio's car type number into the Windows RenaultImmCode.exe software application on your desktop computer or laptop. If you have difficulty locating your Clio's car type number, then simply type in "Clio" instead. 6 Type in your Renault infra-red key number, which you will find inside of the key , or type in the number that you found in your Renault Clio service manual. 7 Wait for the screen of your desktop computer or laptop to display the Renault Cl io four digit immobilizer bypass code. 8 Write down the code or keep a memory of it, as you will need it to bypass your C lio's immobilizer. 9 Depress the enter button two times on your keyboard to close the Windows Renault ImmCode.exe software application. 10Go inside the Renault in order to work from the interior. Open the driver side door and get inside your Renault Clio. 11Switch the ignition on with your Renault infra-red key. 12Depress the central lock button on your Clio's center console (if applicable). If your Clio does not have a central lock button, depress the accelerator pedal and depress the button at the end of the windscreen wiper switch. 13 Wait for the immobilizer light on the dashboard to stop flashing. It will then b egin to flash at a slower pace than before. 14 Count the number of times the immobilizer light flashes until it reaches exactly the same first number shown on the immobilizer bypass code, and then let go of the central locking button. If your Clio does not have a central locking button, let go off the accelerator pedal and let go of the button at the end of the win dscreen wiper switch. Repeat this step with the second, third, and fourth number s of your Clio's immobilizer bypass code to start your Clio's immobilizer. 15 Visit a Renault dealership to reset your Renault infra-red key.

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