The AD37 is a small portable device that can read the pin codes from GM/Opel vehicles typically up to year 2000 models. The system consists of an immobiliser which is an integral part of the antenna/coil that is mounted around the ignition barrel.
SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION As a general rule the pin code can be read from all models up to year 2000 vehicles fitted with a white resistor on the immobiliser electronic circuit board. To identify the correct system, the immobiliser unit has to be removed and inspected (Refer to page 7).
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Monday, June 7, 2010
AD37 GM/Opel Pin Code Reader Operating Manual
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Saturday, March 13, 2010
Guide on how to run the BMW Repair Manual on a computer using VMWare Server 2.x
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Install BMW Repair-manual with VMWare server
First some information about the VMWare software: VMWare server installs a Virtual system onto your computer. Think about it this way. You have a PC running Windows XP. You can then install a Virtual system onto your system running Windows 2000. When you start the ‘virtual computer’ using VMWare Server you have a second system which you can configure in a way undepending of the physical machine it is running on.
First some information about the VMWare software: VMWare server installs a Virtual system onto your computer. Think about it this way. You have a PC running Windows XP. You can then install a Virtual system onto your system running Windows 2000. When you start the ‘virtual computer’ using VMWare Server you have a second system which you can configure in a way undepending of the physical machine it is running on.
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