Alarm Location

[Suggy]

My Mk1 308 Sport didn't come with an alarm fitted and I'm looing at fitting one but I need some help with there the various modules are located/fitted in my car.
I tried Sedre backup but the information is missing.
I need to know where the main alarm ecu is located and where the siren is also located. Need to know is the wires are there so I can plug them in.

I think these are what's needed:-
1 ECU
2 Siren
3 Internal movement sensor
4 Button panel above the radio (This is coming with the new stereo)

Any help much appreciated

[GiveMeABreak]

I don't know any MK I 308s so far that had an alarm fitted, but you have forgotten the Bonnet sensor and the programming as well as the wiring that connects the Alarm ECU to the bonnet sensor, the earths, the BSI via the CAN High and CAN Low networks, the Ultrasonic interior sensors, the interior ultrasonic alarm neutralisation switch and the siren.

I should be able to get you a diagram of a 308 with an alarm, but you'll need to pop your VIN up first.

[Suggy]

Thanks for the reply
I have Diagbox and PP2000 so programming shouldn't be an issue. I did think off fitting an aftermarket alarm but don't want an extra fob on the key bunch
VIN 55003724

Didn't know if the wiring was already there with the cars wiring loom?

[wheeler]

You can get aftermarket CAN alarms hat use the existing keyfob, Cobra do them.

[Suggy]

You can get aftermarket CAN alarms hat use the existing keyfob, Cobra do them.

What do you recommend? without selling a kidney

[GiveMeABreak]

Thanks for the reply
I have Diagbox and PP2000 so programming shouldn't be an issue. I did think off fitting an aftermarket alarm but don't want an extra fob on the key bunch
VIN 55003724

Didn't know if the wiring was already there with the cars wiring loom?

The last 8 (VIS) are not recognised, so have another look, or type it in full (the VIN is automatically masked anyway on post submission).

[Gibbo2286]

I'd recommend 'don't do it', after market alarms are notorious for causing battery drain problems as well as being a nuisance to neighbours when they go off for no good reason and fail to work when the thieves come around.
Put sticky labels on the windows saying alarm and tracker fitted, gets the same result without the cost or hassle.

[Suggy]

Thanks for the reply
I have Diagbox and PP2000 so programming shouldn't be an issue. I did think off fitting an aftermarket alarm but don't want an extra fob on the key bunch
VIN 55003724

Didn't know if the wiring was already there with the cars wiring loom?

The last 8 (VIS) are not recognised, so have another look, or type it in full (the VIN is automatically masked anyway on post submission).

VF3**************[VIN obfuscated, can be read by forum staff]

[GiveMeABreak]

Here you go...

Element	Designation
BB00	Battery
BCM0	Multifunction switch block
BSI1	Built-in systems interface
CA00	Ignition switch
CV00	Switch module at the steering wheel (With integrated high-frequency receiver)
PSF1	Connection board - fuse box - Engine compartment
2610	Left-hand headlamp
2615	Right-hand headlamp
2630	Rear left lamp on body
2635	Rear RH lamps (To body)
6202	Driver´s door lock assembly
6207	Passenger´s door lock assembly
6212	Rear left-hand door lock assembly
6217	Rear right-hand door lock assembly
6222	Boot lock assembly
6232	High frequency remote control
6411	Exterior mirror (Left hand )
6416	Right hand exterior rear view mirror
8209	Transponder coil
8602	Anti-theft alarm unit
8605	Alarm siren
8611	Bonnet switch

[Suggy]

Thanks
Found all the part on the net apart from the bonnet switch/censor

[wheeler]

Thanks
Found all the part on the net apart from the bonnet switch/censor

The bonnet switch should be part no 633946, There's a brand new one on ebay just now for nearly half the dealer price.

The last 8 (VIS) are not recognised, so have another look, or type it in full (the VIN is automatically masked anyway on post submission).

The Reason the VIS was not recognised is that there is another vehicle (a Vauxhall) with the exact same VIS.
There is also an outstanding quality campaign on this car (not saftey related) so you should contact a peugeot dealer about this.

I'd recommend 'don't do it', after market alarms are notorious for causing battery drain problems as well as being a nuisance to neighbours when they go off for no good reason and fail to work when the thieves come around.

Really depends on the quality of the alarm & the quality of the installation. A decent CAN alarm like the Cobra 4600 series should do. PSA/Mitsubishi seem to think they are OK as they retrofitted them to all the C-Crosser & 4007 models they sold in the UK post manufacturing as they weren't available with factory fitted alarms.

[Suggy]

Thanks
Found all the part on the net apart from the bonnet switch/censor

The bonnet switch should be part no 633946, There's a brand new one on ebay just now for nearly half the dealer price.

The last 8 (VIS) are not recognised, so have another look, or type it in full (the VIN is automatically masked anyway on post submission).

The Reason the VIS was not recognised is that there is another vehicle (a Vauxhall) with the exact same VIS.
There is also an outstanding quality campaign on this car (not saftey related) so you should contact a peugeot dealer about this. Which is what? please

I'd recommend 'don't do it', after market alarms are notorious for causing battery drain problems as well as being a nuisance to neighbours when they go off for no good reason and fail to work when the thieves come around.

Really depends on the quality of the alarm & the quality of the installation. A decent CAN alarm like the Cobra 4600 series should do. PSA/Mitsubishi seem to think they are OK as they retrofitted them to all the C-Crosser & 4007 models they sold in the UK post manufacturing as they weren't available with factory fitted alarms.

Waiting for a reply from a supplier about one.

[Suggy]

Tried searching but unable to find any outstanding recalls. where did you find out please

[wheeler]

The recall info is from live servicebox.

[GiveMeABreak]

Just ring the dealer up and quote your VIN, they will be able to tell you what for and it won't cost you anything. It's probably not a safety recall, just an issue in aftersales that needs attention.