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spare key battery

No, immobiliser will still work with the battery flat. Just you won't be able to use the central locking and the alarm will go off when you open the door manually. As soon as you put the key in the ignition and turn the immobisiler off the alarm will stop.
 
ive got an aftermarket alarm so i have 2 fobs i have 1 which is the central locking and alarm and my original which has the key aswell.
so i can open the cars central locking with 1 ov my fobs but when i put the key in the ignition and turn it all the dash lights up but nothing happens.
 
dont think so pal . ive never had to use my spare set before so im thinkin it might be a dead battery that wont disable the immobiliser
 
but my original key doesnt open the car i only use it in the ignition edde

So you need two keys for the car one runs the central locking the other does the imobilier is that right?
no one does the central locking thats just a fob and the other which is a key starts the car but might also disable the immobiliser thats wat i need to know fella.
 
the immobiliser is disabled by the transponder system in the key which does not require batterys as it recieves power to activate from the radio signal sent out from the ring around the ignition barrel.
The copper coil bit on the chip in the key pics it up. iirc.
 
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