Well yes, the security code is needed to disable the alarm after it is activated, but that is changeable by the owner. There is no "backdoor" code, just the default one set when the car was new. The one people think is a no-no to post here is the service code. But the OP already has that one.
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HI ShawnA
yes I mean the valet password I have the Service one.
I am trying to contact the last owner from Florida to get the password.
but if there are a simple way to reset it it please sheer
my problem is that my car have not driven since 2012 and maybe he will not remember the code.
There is a way. I will PM you.
Thanks ALL for your input and all your help
nice that you now have helped to get 2 more roadsters on the road once more
Kind regards
Michael
nice that you now have helped to get 2 more roadsters on the road once more
Kind regards
Michael
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Mark, can you PM me also a solution to recover this code since Tesla told me they have to renew the whole system once the password code is lost.
I like to have this code for locking and unlocking the car through OVMS app.
Thanks
I've had five people PM me asking for details on this. It seems that the problem is more widespread than initially expected. I guess that more and more Roadsters are coming on the second hand market and the PIN codes are not being transferred with ownership.
Due to the security issues surrounding this, I don't really think this should be widely publicised at the moment (without Tesla's approval). I'll chase them up. In the meantime, if individuals (with some reputation here) need help, please PM me and I will reply.
Due to the security issues surrounding this, I don't really think this should be widely publicised at the moment (without Tesla's approval). I'll chase them up. In the meantime, if individuals (with some reputation here) need help, please PM me and I will reply.
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