Hailstones and Disco alarm

Hi folks
Down 'ere in darkest Kent, we've just had a hail-storm (at end of July!!!) and the hailstones set off the alarm on the Disco .
Is bad-weather sensitivity an unlisted design feature;
yet another, 'Land Rover thing'
or (heaven forfend) a fault?

you need to disable the bad weather feature on the alarm module

BryanH said:

Hi folks
Down 'ere in darkest Kent, we've just had a hail-storm (at end of July!!!) and the hailstones set off the alarm on the Disco .
Is bad-weather sensitivity an unlisted design feature;
yet another, 'Land Rover thing'
or (heaven forfend) a fault?

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Hi, if it was very windy, and u have some door seal issues there might have been some air movement inside the car and if u have an odoriser or something hanging which could move it triggers the volumetric alarm... it happened to me to... once it was a big old fly trapped within which set of the alarm... the volumetric alarm is quite sensitive...if u lock the car with the key it will not be active

So, as the 'Count' said "if u lock the car with the key it will not be active" that means.... before your next hail-storm lock with the key, that will disable the bad weather feature that is mentioned by the 'landyman' which must be one of the D2s 700 odd improvements on the D1.

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