Perfect, this is the Info I needed …
Yes indeed it will.
You have ~3 options
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Buy the transponder bypass and put a key with the transponder in it inside the module
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Buy the transponder bypass and remove the chip from the key, place the chip inside the module, now you have an “extra” spare key
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Don’t buy the transponder bypass, but simply remove the chip and attach it in close proximity to the antenna coil (usually around the ignition barrel.)
With the first an second option, you could buy an xAC V2, to authorise your implant which provides power to the module, thus allowing you to start with a key
The “problem” with the 3rd option, is you can’t introduce an authorisation, because the chip is always present to the antenna coil…not a real issue, just less secure. (well there is a work around but it’s also a fuck around, so let’s ignore that)
With all 3 options, you could add in a simple Push to start system, so you can remove the requirement for a key altogether.
You can buy these, with or without RFID authentication.
So for option 3 above, you could get a P2S and use that for authentication
For options 1 & 2 you could get the RFID version.
Just be aware, the read range on the RFID P2S module is quite short for xSeries implants, so bear that in mind for the antenna placement.
Here is a guide that may make the install of a P2S a little easier (same principle for both versions)
For us, it is a pity the key chips arent easy to copy to a T5577 Implant, then you could simply implant the chip and move the antenna coil from the ignition barrel and voila, a “factory” immobiliser bypass implant in your hand.
- It would not be safe to implant the key chip, Mainly because, the glass chip versions are likely not resin fled, and because they have not been tested.