You’re at the EKA door and you want to enter your EKA code, but you can’t figure out how to do it. How do I enter my EKA code on defender? This article will show an answer to that question.

Let’s proceed.

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How Do I Enter EKA Code On Defender?

To enter the EKA code, turn the key to II and back to 0 the same amount of times as the first number, e.g., if your EKA code is 4321, turn the key 4 times.

If you get it wrong you will hear 3 fast beeps (2 beeps for XS models), and then you’ll have 30 seconds to try again.

Once you have turned the key enough times for the first number, leave it in position II (or 0) and leave your hand off the key. If you start hearing a series of single beeps, that means that you have entered the correct first number. If it starts beeping faster than normal, remove your hand from the key and start again.

How Do You Reset The Immobiliser On A Land Rover Defender?

If you change your battery then the immobiliser will go into a security mode and you need to re-enter the 4 digit code.

Here’s how to do it:

Open the immobiliser box on top of the dashboard by pressing a pen or something similar into the hole in the middle of the immobiliser box.
Press and HOLD down the 2 buttons on either side of the immobilizer box (the one with an arrow pointing up and down and the one with an arrow pointing left and right).
Close the immobiliser box by pressing it back onto the dashboard until it clicks shut.
The lights inside should come on and flash quickly, this means its working. During this time, activate lock and unlock a few times using the key fob.
If done correctly, all lights will light up for 5 seconds then go out, and you can start your vehicle as normal!

How Do You Enter The EKA Code On A Range Rover P38?

The first step for entering your EKA code is to open the driver’s door. The EKA code is a specific sequence of five numbers that you enter using the buttons on the steering wheel.

The second step is to turn the ignition on, but don’t start the car. You do this by turning the key one notch to power up the dashboard and other electrical systems. If you start the car at this point, you’ll have to begin again.

The third step is to press and hold down both the “0” and “9” buttons on the right hand side of your steering wheel simultaneously. This will activate the EKA code entry system, which can be identified because all of the lights on your dashboard will flash twice.

The fourth step is to release both of those buttons and use them to enter your five-digit EKA code in order. Holding down either button for three or more seconds will erase any incorrect entries, so be sure not to make any mistakes! Once you’ve entered all five digits correctly, wait three seconds before pushing either button again.

If entered correctly, your car’s alarm system should disarm itself and allow you to start it normally! If not, however, don’t worry: after four attempts, you’ll need to wait.

How Do I Use Defender Activity Key?

The Defender activity key is a one-time password that you can generate in your account if you are having trouble receiving two-step verification codes via text message.

If you have enabled two-step verification to help protect your account, but aren’t receiving the code needed to log in, you can use the Defender activity key as an alternative way to access your account.

You can find your Defender activity key by logging into your account and going to Settings > Security & privacy > Two-step verification. You’ll see an option under ‘Get back into my account’ called Activity key. Clicking this will generate the Defender activity key.

Note: This is a one time password and can only be used once. If you need to log in again, you will need to generate a new code.

How Does Land Rover Activity Key Work?

The Land Rover Activity Key is a durable wristband that can be used to activate your vehicle in lieu of carrying your key fob around with you. When you exit the vehicle, all you have to do is hold the Activity Key to the tailgate to the lock the car.

The Activity Key has many benefits, especially for those who frequently drive off-road, or enjoy water and other outdoor activities. With this feature, you’ll be able to lock up your keys and head out for a run, swim or bike ride without having to worry about getting your keys wet or dropping them along the way.

The key fob can also be used as an emergency backup in case your Activity Key gets lost or damaged. If you’re stuck with a broken wristband while far from home, simply use the key fob as normal until you can replace it.

Where Do I Find My EKA Code?

If you’re looking to upgrade your Defender, you may have been asked for your EKA code. If so, here’s where you can find it:

For Series 3 onwards, the EKA will be located on the original service record booklet that came with the vehicle when new.

If you purchased your Series 3 from a Land Rover dealer, you should ask them to provide you with the service record booklet.

If the dealer cannot provide this document, or if your Defender was not supplied by a Land Rover dealer (e.g. imported from another country), then please contact your local Land Rover dealer using the link below who should be able to assist further.

How Do You Turn Off The Alarm On A Land Rover Discovery?

The alarm is very sensitive and will go off at the slightest movement. Often it can be set by a pet or even a gust of wind through a window.

Sometimes it is possible to turn the alarm off by inserting your key into the door lock, turning it to the right and holding it in that position for five seconds. If this doesn’t work, you’ll need to do the following.

Switch on the ignition and then switch it off again within five seconds.

Open the driver’s door and close it again within 30 seconds. The alarm should now be switched off. You can then drive off as normal.