Just been woken up by the Disco!

My alarm went off just now, its raining but not too heavily. And its full of body parts and wheels etc. I think water might be getting to the alarm or something as i spent yesterday and today hosing it down all over from a pay and play. Is there somewhere that water could get to to make the alarm go off?
Or can i unplug something so the horn wont sound when the alarm goes off?

I unplugged the cable cluster from the back of the alarm sounder till i could look at in in day light. It may also be that there is a spider or a fly in the interior unplug the interior sensor on the passenger side

palace said:

I unplugged the cable cluster from the back of the alarm sounder till i could look at in in day light. It may also be that there is a spider or a fly in the interior unplug the interior sensor on the passenger side

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where abouts is the plug for the sensors?

If its the same as the RR the sensor is on the passenger side roof lining above the door pillar. Just pull it out and remove the plug from the back and push it back into place

bobbler said:

If its the same as the RR the sensor is on the passenger side roof lining above the door pillar. Just pull it out and remove the plug from the back and push it back into place

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is it just a case of pulling the sensor out and disconnecting it then?

V8_Disco said:

And its full of body parts...

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david pye said:

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lol!

V8_Disco said:

is it just a case of pulling the sensor out and disconnecting it then?

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Did exactly that on my old p38 just pull the sensor out and disconnect from the back. To keep it tidy and looking like the sensor still worked i pushed the wiring back into the headlining and clipped the sensor back in place

bobbler is right it is in exactly the same place as the P38

palace said:

bobbler is right it is in exactly the same place as the P38

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mines a 200, there are 2 sensors at the front of the headlining by the rear view mirror