4 beeps on locking means?
4 beeps on locking means?
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Tyre Smoke

Original Poster:

23,018 posts

290 months

Wednesday 11th August 2010
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What?

Can't figure it out. Don't have the handbook to hand (no pun intended) and am getting 4 beeps when I lock the Cerb. All doors, boot and bonnet appear properly closed.

Any clues chaps?

grahamn

1,777 posts

263 months

Wednesday 11th August 2010
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Mine has always done that

NeilH

344 posts

299 months

Wednesday 11th August 2010
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Mine does it too - and if I recall, I have disabled the internal sensor 'cos I was having problems with false alarms.

After I did this, it beeps 4 times upon locking.

tvrgit

8,489 posts

281 months

Wednesday 11th August 2010
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so does mine

Tyre Smoke

Original Poster:

23,018 posts

290 months

Wednesday 11th August 2010
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Yes, but in true random TVR fashion, mine has just started to do it! If I had disabled something, I'd understand.

tvrgit

8,489 posts

281 months

Wednesday 11th August 2010
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Tyre Smoke said:
true random TVR fashion
TADTS

neilus

908 posts

311 months

Wednesday 11th August 2010
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Possibly a sensor on one of the doors/boot not recognising that it's closed - I had this on the Sagaris at the weeekend after opening and closing the tailgate a few times it registered it was shut and stopped beeping when I set the alarm.

Dave 500

7,882 posts

271 months

Wednesday 11th August 2010
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Its telling you a door or the boot is open.

Chances are its a broken sensor. The boots the easiest to check first smile

Nickccc

1,682 posts

277 months

Wednesday 11th August 2010
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Yep mine was the boot sensor when my alarm did this. Look at the left hand side
with the boot open in the corner you'll see a small l shaped plunger that the folding
mechanism extends when you close the boot. Give it a wiggle as it can look ok but be
broken.

Poledriver

29,591 posts

223 months

Thursday 12th August 2010
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Nickccc said:
Yep mine was the boot sensor when my alarm did this. Look at the left hand side
with the boot open in the corner you'll see a small l shaped plunger that the folding
mechanism extends when you close the boot. Give it a wiggle as it can look ok but be
broken.
Is it the same as the boot light switch?

Nickccc

1,682 posts

277 months

Thursday 12th August 2010
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I think so , guess the alarm sees the voltage as the light comes on.
You'll also get a flat battery if it's this one as yes, the boot light will stay on.

Dave 500

7,882 posts

271 months

Thursday 12th August 2010
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Poledriver said:
Nickccc said:
Yep mine was the boot sensor when my alarm did this. Look at the left hand side
with the boot open in the corner you'll see a small l shaped plunger that the folding
mechanism extends when you close the boot. Give it a wiggle as it can look ok but be
broken.
Is it the same as the boot light switch?
yes

Tyre Smoke

Original Poster:

23,018 posts

290 months

Thursday 12th August 2010
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Car is now at Dulford, having lunched it's clutch. I have no doubt the two are connected!!!


jammy_basturd

29,778 posts

241 months

Thursday 12th August 2010
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Nickccc said:
Yep mine was the boot sensor when my alarm did this. Look at the left hand side
with the boot open in the corner you'll see a small l shaped plunger that the folding
mechanism extends when you close the boot. Give it a wiggle as it can look ok but be
broken.
Anyone know how to fix this sensor back in place? For some reason I took mine out, and it seems as though you have to cut a hole in the side of the car to put it back in!? lol

Nickccc

1,682 posts

277 months

Thursday 12th August 2010
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There's a small hole where it should sit, a thread comes out of the back of the
sensor. Reach up above the wheel well from inside the boot there will be a single
wire with a washer on the end of it, pop this over the thread and put a nut on to
secure it.
Update it isn't a thread on the sensor it is a bolt through it .


Edited by Nickccc on Thursday 12th August 14:20