ALARMING SITUATION
Discussion
Hi everybody!
I’ve found myself locked in and out of my car a couple of times because of a temperamental alarm system. Its starting to take around 15-20 minutes of trying to arm and disarm the alarm/imobiliser/central locking of the car using the key fob.
I have a 1994 500 pre-serp with the original Gemini system.
Does anybody know where the alarm system is located in the car? I have located the siren in the front nose of the car but know I have to dig deeper to find the problem.
Has this happened to anybody before? Is it a corroded connection, loose wire or time to get a new alarm?
Please help.
Thanks.
I’ve found myself locked in and out of my car a couple of times because of a temperamental alarm system. Its starting to take around 15-20 minutes of trying to arm and disarm the alarm/imobiliser/central locking of the car using the key fob.
I have a 1994 500 pre-serp with the original Gemini system.
Does anybody know where the alarm system is located in the car? I have located the siren in the front nose of the car but know I have to dig deeper to find the problem.
Has this happened to anybody before? Is it a corroded connection, loose wire or time to get a new alarm?
Please help.
Thanks.
Sounds like the alarm ECU itself is faulty and you'll struggle to find another. I bought one off Carl Baker last year, and it was his last one, a new old stock one he had kept for testing others. My problem sounded similar to the one you describe.
The alarm ECU is located behind the dash under the hi-fi unit and is accessible by pulling the hi-fi unit out.
Carl Baker at Car Bike Alarms is regarded by all as the TVR alarm guru. He will have a relatively inexpensive solution to your problem. Carl Baker 07720723407.
There. Hope this helps. My good deed for the day, lol
The alarm ECU is located behind the dash under the hi-fi unit and is accessible by pulling the hi-fi unit out.
Carl Baker at Car Bike Alarms is regarded by all as the TVR alarm guru. He will have a relatively inexpensive solution to your problem. Carl Baker 07720723407.
There. Hope this helps. My good deed for the day, lol

Edited by cunninglinguist on Wednesday 9th September 10:25
Thanks Cunning. The Alarm and sensors all tested fine. I then checked the key fob! although there was enough current to light the LED on the fob, there was not enough juice to send a strong enough signal to the alarm. The battery connectors in the fob also needed re-soldering. Problem solved. Phew hehehehe.
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