Immobiliser problems with a 1994 Ford Fiesta

My Fiesta starts and runs then cuts out... I think it is an immoboliser problem. I would like to know if the light (by the clock) is supposed to on or off when running properly? I unplugged the unit and it flashes.

Asked on 3 January 2012 by jamese82

Answered by Alan Ross
Not sure what light you are describing, would suggest that you refer to the drivers handbook which should give that detail.

If all things are ok then you shouldn't have any warning lights on when running.
As for the engine problem would suggest that you have a diagnostic check carried out as this should then identify the particular problem.If not then would suggest that the ECT is checked out (engine coolant temp) sensor, followed by the TP (throttle position) sensor and then the MAF (mass air flow sensor).
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