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nervous

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24,050 posts

258 months

Tuesday 7th March 2006
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when i press the alarm fob on my key my car is bleeping in the way that suggests a doors open etc, but their all closed, as is the boot/ bonnet and windows. unfortunatley this means that the alarm keeps going off every few minutes. and my enighbours are getting ready to kill me now.

anyone had anything similar happen to them or know of a fix? failing that, anyone know of a way of locking the car without alarming or turning the alarm off? ive tried just locking it with the key but thats just alarming the car too.

TIA,
Nervy.

Denis O

2,141 posts

271 months

Tuesday 7th March 2006
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Centre arm rest cubby hole not shut properly perhaps or have you changed audio equipment recently.

nervous

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24,050 posts

258 months

Tuesday 7th March 2006
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centre pocket thing is shut, and i have had the stereo out but its the same one thats gone back in. have i disconnected/ not replaced something correctly then? is there something i need to cover?

james s

1,620 posts

273 months

Tuesday 7th March 2006
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Whic system is it. Best thing is to trace it back to the manufactuer I found when mine went wrong.

If its PA1000 or 2000 then I can dig out the details

the londoner

3,964 posts

266 months

Tuesday 7th March 2006
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I don't know if this works with a 996, but on the 993 I can go round to the passenger door, flip the central locking switch and then close the door and it locks the car without setting the alarm.

Note to self: ensure that key is in pocket not the car before closing the door

nervous

Original Poster:

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Tuesday 7th March 2006
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james s said:
Whic system is it. Best thing is to trace it back to the manufactuer I found when mine went wrong.

If its PA1000 or 2000 then I can dig out the details


i dont know. where would i find that? its a 1999 c4 996 if that means anything to you.

nervous

Original Poster:

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Tuesday 7th March 2006
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the londoner said:
I don't know if this works with a 996, but on the 993 I can go round to the passenger door, flip the central locking switch and then close the door and it locks the car without setting the alarm.

Note to self: ensure that key is in pocket not the car before closing the door


thats grand, ill go try that now. thanks Londoner.

Denis O

2,141 posts

271 months

Tuesday 7th March 2006
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It could well be the moving of the radio that has disturbed the security strip. Did the alarm problem coincide with having the radio out?
There is a fix on Renn Tech which is used when you put an aftermarket radio in. It's very simple but I can't remember what it is. Linky thingy below and do a search for radio security or similar.

www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?

james s

1,620 posts

273 months

Tuesday 7th March 2006
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Mine had the number written on the fob I think. Most 993s had PA1000 or pa2000 i think, these not sure about 996. Hamilton and Palmer put them in and were v helpful when mine went on the blink. If you give them a ring and describe the fob they might be able to help
Tel: +44 (0)1732 760022

BCA

8,651 posts

285 months

Tuesday 7th March 2006
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nervous said:
know of a fix?
TIA,
Nervy.


Take it to a local OPC/porker dealer and get the friggin GT3.

softinthehead

1,550 posts

267 months

Wednesday 8th March 2006
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she knows.

you're thinking of being unfaithful and she knows

nervous

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Wednesday 8th March 2006
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softinthehead said:
she knows.

you're thinking of being unfaithful and she knows


god, get out of my head. that was exactly what i was thinking.

nervous

Original Poster:

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Wednesday 8th March 2006
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james s said:

Mine had the number written on the fob I think. Most 993s had PA1000 or pa2000 i think, these not sure about 996. Hamilton and Palmer put them in and were v helpful when mine went on the blink. If you give them a ring and describe the fob they might be able to help
Tel: +44 (0)1732 760022


thanks james, thats great.