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582.24 | Honk if you want to show off!! | UKCSSE::RDAVIES | Live long and prosper | Mon Oct 08 1990 11:49 | 12 |
| update on noticing company cars:
The car likes it's master so much, it squeaks and flashes every time he
leaves or approaches it!.
Richard
spoiler:
Refers to these infuriating remote control alarms that announce their
arming/disarming, and infuriates me so much. (I wouldn't like to have
one of these as a neighbour, particularly late at night!)
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582.25 | How to stop the alarm doing that! | TASTY::JEFFERY | Tears of disbelief spilling out of my eyes | Mon Oct 08 1990 12:24 | 8 |
| If it is the standard VSL (?) fitted one. just have a look at the alarm, and
there are four plastic covers. One of the covers is marked "Buzzer", take
the plastic cover off, flick the switch, and hey presto, the lights flash and
that's all when arming/disarming.
The alarm still sounds if someone breaks in !
Mark.
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582.26 | Doesn't it destroy the pose value? | UKCSSE::RDAVIES | Live long and prosper | Mon Oct 08 1990 13:15 | 3 |
| Don't tell me tell them!
Richard :-)
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582.27 | Let's hope that *they* read these notes | TASTY::JEFFERY | Tears of disbelief spilling out of my eyes | Tue Oct 09 1990 09:53 | 6 |
| Well I think the double whoop my alarm used to make on arming was pretty naff.
No objection at all to the little beep or beep-beep that the old ones made.
The indicators still flash when the car is armed or disarmed, and it is much
less of an annoyance to neighbours.
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582.28 | Black Box.. | VOGON::MORGAN | Physically Phffftt | Wed Oct 10 1990 08:49 | 16 |
| re : .25 and following..
The Mazda that I've just taken over has a VSL alarm and as what I know
about car electrics could be written on the back of a stamp with a
hammer and chisel I'd like some advice.
Exectly what am I looking for re; finding the main alarm unit ?. Is it
simply some kind of black box somewhere in the car ??. I've looked in
the most obvious places i.e. glove compartment etc. but to no avail.
I ask this as I'd dearly like to switch the buzzer off.
Cheers,
Rich
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582.29 | Black Box | BAHTAT::FORCE4::hilton | How's it going royal ugly dudes? | Wed Oct 10 1990 10:12 | 6 |
| Rich,
On mine it's a black box about 1/2 the size of a shoe box, and it's
under the bonnet in a gap they could find!
Greg
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582.30 | only works if you have 2 ears | TASTY::JEFFERY | Tears of disbelief spilling out of my eyes | Thu Oct 11 1990 11:40 | 13 |
| Easy way to find it.
Open the bonnet, and then arm and disarm the alarm. Listen out for the awful
noise, and that is where the alarm is. The alarm looks like a fat siren, with
all the electronics at the other end. This is probably the end most accessible.
On mine, there were four little plastic plugs with writing on them. One of
them had buzzer written above it, I removed the plastic plug, and flicked the
switch with a coathangar.
Hope this helps.
Mark.
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