I have just insured my skoda felicia 97 R reg. Part of the t&c is that an imobilizer is used. The car has not got a alarm fitted and the owners manual is not much help. How would I now if one is fitted? The fact that I am having to ask suggests to me that it doesn't.

Cheers

If it helps, my R reg Felicia 1.6 has an immobiliser fitted as standard.

Is there anyway to tell? I have no flashing lights when the ignition is off, or anything like that. There could be a transmitter in the key, but there is no way of telling.

Model is a 1.3 Lxi

There is a transponder in the key on a 97R, there isnt any external way of telling though, not lights etc.

My felicia has a sticker on the rear window saying pretty much what Lummox just said!

I found this on parkers website it might help

Front-drive hatchbacks launched May 95, followed by estates. Engines are economical: 1.3 (54 bhp), 1.3i (68 bhp) 1.6i (from June 96) and 1.9 D (from March 97). Base spec L got RDS radio/cassette from October 97. LX has rear wash/wipe, remote adjustable mirrors and head restraints. LXi has immobiliser; LXi Plus has radio/cassette and removable split rear seat. GLXi adds central locking, glass sunroof, rev counter and velour upholstery. SLXi adds ABS, twin airbags, alloy wheels. GLi has central locking and sunroof. Driver airbag on all from October 96. Revisions in 1998: restyled bonnet and chrome grille, new dashboard, removable stowage box. End-of-line Popular and Classic models launched in Feb 2000.