Locking Tuscan without alarm
Locking Tuscan without alarm
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gremlin123

Original Poster:

650 posts

254 months

Monday 3rd November 2008
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Sometimes the car has to be left outside. I cover it with a breathable cover. When windy the cover can act like a sail and shake the car. This sets off the alarm normally during the night. Other then leaving the car unlocked, how can I disable the alarm?

andyoleary

1,713 posts

242 months

Monday 3rd November 2008
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I think I recall reading in the META documentation that if you activate the alarm/immobiliser but keep your finger on the button for around 10 seconds longer you disable the microwave sensing,

Might need to dig out the paperwork to check though - have a play and see what happens,

Andy

gremlin123

Original Poster:

650 posts

254 months

Monday 3rd November 2008
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Thanks, I'll give that a try.

the-gofer

651 posts

269 months

Monday 3rd November 2008
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Depending on how quick and agile you are you could try the following that worked for me (for a Mk1):

1. Fully wind down drivers side window and then get out of the car.
2. Reach into the car and press the lock button (near the back of the pod, to the left)
3. Then spin the window winder control a couple of times and pull arm out quickly before the car eats you!

Hey presto, car is locked but with no alarm. Immobiliser will activate within 30s of not starting the car, so you are still protected that way.

To get back in, press the button on the fob twice - once to "lock & alarm" and then again to "unlock & disarm".

Not sure how your insurance company will like the idea of the car being left with no alarm armed though.

Gordon

lee02

393 posts

280 months

Monday 3rd November 2008
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andyoleary said:
I think I recall reading in the META documentation that if you activate the alarm/immobiliser but keep your finger on the button for around 10 seconds longer you disable the microwave sensing,

Might need to dig out the paperwork to check though - have a play and see what happens,

Andy
Works on mine when i have to leave the dogs in the car

barnesus

22 posts

216 months

Sunday 9th November 2008
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Hi,

To partially alarm the car follow this: Hold in the fob for up to 4 secs whilst your system is disarmed, this will trigger 3 flashes of the hazard light circuit, the closing of the central lock system and the LED flashing. Job is a gooden, car will be locked but internal movement sensor disabled.

regards