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Hot weather setting alarm off

Stuart Mackay

Stuart Mackay

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Anyone else suffer from this and is there a cure?
Avoiding locking the car at work now as it keeps going off when the sun has been shining [:(][8D]
 
It could possibly be the interior monitoring sensor. You can disable it by double-locking the car (press the fob button twice, or turn the key to the lock position and back twice).

To be sure, you would need a diagnostic test, which would show what is setting it off.
 
Went to see Martin at http://www.autowerkenorwich.co.uk/ yesterday who ran a diagnostic on the car and it showed several radio related alarm triggers in recent days, he removed the black spade terminal from the radio cage and insulated it so it cannot earth out and "touching wood" the alarm has not triggered again...so hopefiully this is now resolved. If not, we will be ordering a repalcement interior sensor.
 
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