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2002 Jetta immobilizer

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Hi, I'm new to this forum and require some information on how to temporarilly bypass my immobilizer to see if the engine is ok or not...can someone please help me.
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Does the engine start at all?

Does the engine crank over at all?

Are there any error codes?

Is the yellow car symbol on the dashboard flashing?

Take a look at the immobilizer FAQ. You need the SKC to do what you're asking.
ChittyChittybangbang, I have a 2002 VW Beetle TDI. I have tried multiple things people have suggested for my immobilizer to reset, but the car still just starts and dies after 1 second. I finally found a locksmith who would come out and scan the car for me.
Key Faulty
Immobilizer Sensor D2
ECU disconnected 01314 177

I have taken the dash apart and checked the ECU, it is not disconnected. I disconnected, then reconnected, but still to no avail.
First posts normally go in introductions else you could get a free fix and we never see you again!!!

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ChittyChittybangbang, I have a 2002 VW Beetle TDI. I have tried multiple things people have suggested for my immobilizer to reset, but the car still just starts and dies after 1 second. I finally found a locksmith who would come out and scan the car for me.
Key Faulty
Immobilizer Sensor D2
ECU disconnected 01314 177

I have taken the dash apart and checked the ECU, it is not disconnected. I disconnected, then reconnected, but still to no avail.
Where is the error code that was found when it was scanned?
What came up when he scanned it, was
Key Faulty
Immobilizer D2
ECU disconnected 01314 177.
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