1. Locate the immobilizer unit. It is usually located behind the dashboard, near the steering column.
2. Remove the immobilizer unit from the car. You will need to remove the screws that hold it in place.
3. Open the immobilizer unit. You will need to use a screwdriver or pliers to pry it open.
4. Locate the transponder chip inside the immobilizer unit. It is usually a small, black chip with a wire attached to it.
5. Remove the transponder chip from the immobilizer unit. You will need to use a soldering iron to desolder it from the circuit board.
6. Install the transponder chip into the key. You will need to glue it into place using epoxy or superglue.
7. Reassemble the immobilizer unit and put it back in the car.
8. Start the car. The immobilizer should now be bypassed and the car should start.
Disclaimer: Bypassing the immobilizer on a car is illegal in some jurisdictions. Before attempting to bypass the immobilizer, you should check with your local laws to make sure that it is legal to do so.
