Meta alarm/immobilisor on early chimp
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You really are going to have to try harder to prove you actually own a Chimaera before anyone on here will give you that kind of information John.
Calling it a Chimp won't endear you to those who own one either - but if you come over to the Griffith forum we'll certainly appreciate it
Why do you want to remove it anyway. Your insurance will certainly want a Thatcham rated alarm in the vehicle.
Calling it a Chimp won't endear you to those who own one either - but if you come over to the Griffith forum we'll certainly appreciate it
Why do you want to remove it anyway. Your insurance will certainly want a Thatcham rated alarm in the vehicle.
Barreti said:
You really are going to have to try harder to prove you actually own a Chimaera before anyone on here will give you that kind of information John.
Calling it a Chimp won't endear you to those who own one either - but if you come over to the Griffith forum we'll certainly appreciate it
Why do you want to remove it anyway. Your insurance will certainly want a Thatcham rated alarm in the vehicle.
TVR were very clever in fitting their alarms, as they did it in house to cut costs. Apparently Thatcham alarms need to be fitted by an approved fitter so putting it in yourself won't help your insurance?Calling it a Chimp won't endear you to those who own one either - but if you come over to the Griffith forum we'll certainly appreciate it
Why do you want to remove it anyway. Your insurance will certainly want a Thatcham rated alarm in the vehicle.
We are naturally wary of giving out information on a public forum that could be useful to thieves. Also, the nature of a forum is that we don't know anything about you, especially since this was your very first post. Please don't be offended by our caution! 
Even a picture proves nothing on its own, because it could have come from anywhere. A traditional way of proving ownership is using custard - if you can take a picture of that same car with a tin or carton of custard clearly visible inside it, perhaps balanced on the dashboard, then we'll be more inclined to believe that the car (and the custard) is yours. Doesn't have to be custard; any container of sweet pudding-related comestible will do.
Even a picture proves nothing on its own, because it could have come from anywhere. A traditional way of proving ownership is using custard - if you can take a picture of that same car with a tin or carton of custard clearly visible inside it, perhaps balanced on the dashboard, then we'll be more inclined to believe that the car (and the custard) is yours. Doesn't have to be custard; any container of sweet pudding-related comestible will do.
Edited by Dr Mike Oxgreen on Wednesday 26th June 06:36
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