Hi Guys,
When I set the alarm all is fine for maybe hours but then it will go off for no reason. Doesnt matter if its parked on the flat or on a slope. Any Ideas?
Regards
Andi
False Alarms... 1997 P 1.9TD Xantia
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born2die
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you can try disarming the internal sensors or pulling a fuse to disable the alarm completely which is what I did I think this is a common fault with xantias. Someone on the board should be able to tell you how to disable the internal sensors as I have forgotten. Or try doing a search of the forum.
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kafkaian
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There's a button to the right of the dash that you press for a few seconds before a light comes on (the light that flashes near the middle air vents) when the alarm is set. I understand this is used for when you have animals/pets in the car that would otherwise set off the internal sensor.
I have the same problem which occurs during wet days or times of high humidity. When at home, I disable it to prevent annoying the neighbours. When in an isolated car park (not near residences or offices), I tend to not worry about it.
I have the same problem which occurs during wet days or times of high humidity. When at home, I disable it to prevent annoying the neighbours. When in an isolated car park (not near residences or offices), I tend to not worry about it.
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turbo201
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MW
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"> It can be caused by the proximity of various types of radio transmitters, does it still happen if you are parked at a different location?<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">
Yep, that's what I've found. Taxi radios will set mine off, no problem. And I once sat outside my house while my alarm went off <i><b>three times</b></i>. Each time, one particular guy's lorry was passing by. Go figure.
Yep, that's what I've found. Taxi radios will set mine off, no problem. And I once sat outside my house while my alarm went off <i><b>three times</b></i>. Each time, one particular guy's lorry was passing by. Go figure.
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Ayari
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