306 xl (96) alarm annoyance

Discussion in 'Peugeot 306' started by :: Dazza ::, Aug 16, 2003.

  1. :: Dazza ::

    :: Dazza :: Guest

    Hi,

    I bought a 306 XL (96) a few months back. All has been well up until the
    last 2 weeks when the alarm has started to go off for seemingly no reason at
    random intervals maybe once or twice a day. Firstly how do I turn the
    ultrasonics off and still have the alarm and deadlock on the doors?

    Secondly what might be causing this "over-sensitivity"? I would ideally like
    to have this sorted so my car can operate at it's maximum level of security
    again.

    Thanks for any advice you guys can give me,

    Dazza
     
    :: Dazza ::, Aug 16, 2003
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  2. :: Dazza ::

    scott Guest

    when mine started to do this i found out it was my bonnet protection.
    The little post which detects whether the bonnet is open had broken
    off and the cable was hanging down by the fan. It would trigger off
    for no reason. It could be this which is causing you probs! The
    cable comes from the left side (driver side) of the engine and goes
    round the edge to the front. Check this cos this is quite common from
    what they say at Peugeot (design fault then!).

    scott
     
    scott, Aug 16, 2003
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  3. :: Dazza ::

    Hugo Nebula Guest

    Sounds familiar :-( I had this happen to me a few weeks ago. It turned out
    to be the bonnet switch. Cost me £75 at the Peugeot garage to replace.

    To check whether it's the ultrasonics first, there should be a little button
    just by the ignition. Press and hold this button for a couple of seconds
    before removing the key, and this will allow you to alarm the doors without
    operating the ultrasonics. This way, if it still goes off, it's the door or
    bonnet switches (or a problem with the alarm itself).
     
    Hugo Nebula, Aug 17, 2003
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  4. :: Dazza ::

    Stuart Dalby Guest

    It's worth having your battery checked. My alarm used to go off
    occasionally for no reason. Then, when I had the battery replaced, the
    false alarms stopped.

    Stuart
    www.radox.freeserve.co.uk/306.htm
     
    Stuart Dalby, Aug 17, 2003
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  5. * On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 12:07:52 +0100, :: Dazza ::
    Get a baseball bat and break all the windows. I did this for the
    guy up the street and it fixed his alarm -- it doesn't go off in
    the middle of the night any more!
     
    Earhole Gringo [not his real name], Aug 18, 2003
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  6. :: Dazza ::

    scott Guest

    no cos chances are that some dufus come along with his drug taking
    posse and torched it not long after you done his windows. I would say
    dont worry, when it begins to rain again water will get into it and
    stop it from working!

    Oh, and i dont have a baseball bat cos they are only effective on ppl
    who dont know how to defend themselves against them.

    scott
     
    scott, Aug 19, 2003
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