Alarming .. honk honk!

Hi. Just a question. I have some alarm faults / central locking issues. . . But in order to attemp to unravel it .. is there a meaning for the alarm horn sometimes beeping once when i operate the door lock? . . . . (Scanned RAVE for answers without much success)

Thanks In Advance

Nick.

If it's a very quickhonk-ette whimper noise, doesnt that mean it thinks the boot isnt closing?
(If so, could it be a boot wiring issue?)

No meaning to the honks,

Just alerting you that some door/bonnet isnt registering as closed.secure

Check bonnet, door and boot switches. If any are showing open circuit (or low voltage due to corrosion) they may trigger this fault.

Ah! This makes perfect sense! As i have an intermittent "door open" warning light also ....

Thank You SO MUCH ... there may be more questions!... but this gives me something to eliminate before i move onto the next problem ...

Cheers Chaps!

If its a fl2 it will be a door latch thats faulty, an irregular issue with them,

FL1 i think have a push button like a defender/disco/rrc

This may seem like a silly question. But are the latching switches INSIDE the door lock/solenoid mech? I was expecting to find a push button 'earthing' switch like on an old fashioned motor for the interior lights ...

Again, I appreciate all the replies ...

Integrated into the door lock mechanisms

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/door-switch-fault.117917/

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/door-open-warning-light.130606/

Best short term solution is to remove door cards and give the locks a darn good soaking in WD40 or similar to try and clean out the old grease, grit and snot from the locks (making sure you move the locks through open/closed as you go), then grease the lock mechanism with spray lithium grease or better still a graphite or teflon lube. It may be enough to help a tired microswitch for a few days/weeks and buy you time to work out which one is playing up.

Bonnet switch is to the rear by the scuttle plate on the driver's side.