Alarm and immobiliser ?
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Alarm and immobiliser ?
My alarm went off the other day whilst reversing out of the drive.....and I could still drive the car with it going off.
Has anyone else got an immobiliser fitted as standard with their alarm ? I always assumed that this was the case, but obviously not on mine.
Has anyone else got an immobiliser fitted as standard with their alarm ? I always assumed that this was the case, but obviously not on mine.
'Old'SeaDog- The Wind in your hair
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Re: Alarm and immobiliser ?
Silly question from me so forgive my ignorance but how would I know if I had an immobiliser fitted?
Johno.0- The Wind in your hair
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Re: Alarm and immobiliser ?
Others may correct me, but as the alarms were fitted after production in the UK, I think it will be separate to the immobiliser. The immobiliser works off an RFID chip in the key itself and is factory fitted in manufacture regardless of whether you have an alarm fitted or not.'Old'SeaDog wrote:My alarm went off the other day whilst reversing out of the drive.....and I could still drive the car with it going off.
Has anyone else got an immobiliser fitted as standard with their alarm ? I always assumed that this was the case, but obviously not on mine.
Andy
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Re: Alarm and immobiliser ?
You will have one. the transmitter to turn it off is built in to your keys. That is why if you get a new key cut it would have to be programmed in to be recognised by the car.Johno.0 wrote:Silly question from me so forgive my ignorance but how would I know if I had an immobiliser fitted?
Andy
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Re: Alarm and immobiliser ?
Oh, I assumed....possibly wrongly....that if the alarm went off that the immobiliser would also kick in, so stopping the car being driven ?
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