Shimsteriom
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Not the volumentric sensors, no. Its a separate switch which can activate the alarm if activated, or faulty as Sierrafery suggests.
Disco TD5 alarm keeps going off
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sierrafery
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What things?...i dont get you... there are 3 circuits monitored, the bonnet, the driver's door and all the other doors together(these are on a single input so any of them fails it's the same for the alarm) the volumetric alarm is different but if you lock with key is disabled
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I mean does the bonnet switch not have the same effect on the system as the rest of the doors? ie on the alarm bip, lights and suspension?
I will disconnect the bonnet switch tomorrow but will be surprised if that stops it.
I will disconnect the bonnet switch tomorrow but will be surprised if that stops it.
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Its a 30 second job
D90mitch
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I will see if I can get someone on LZIR nearby with a nanocom to come see what the issue is.
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The bonnet switch would only give the misslock warning if it's completely fubar'd, it doesnt affect anything else but if it's missaligned it can behave well when you lock then make a trick, so can any door switch
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I'd disconnect the bonnet switch first, it would be quicker and eliminate one possible cause.
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Great think diagnostic is in order or i will be searching forever. Will try the bonnet latch though. Thanks for the help.
