More alarm problems

More alarm problems

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Psychobert

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6,316 posts

263 months

Monday 14th August 2006
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Sheffield based this time. Looking for someone that could help sort out an alarm/immobiliser on my TVR. Basically works but seems to have a mind of its own..

minimax

11,985 posts

263 months

Tuesday 15th August 2006
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female alarm then dr Bert?


Bob the Planner

4,695 posts

276 months

Wednesday 13th September 2006
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Did you ever find anywhere ?

minimax

11,985 posts

263 months

Wednesday 13th September 2006
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I think he also needs someone to sort out the other electrical gremlins on his car, some people are trying to persuade him to take up a more realistic/less demanding hobby, like alchemy for instance laugh

Psychobert

Original Poster:

6,316 posts

263 months

Wednesday 13th September 2006
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Bob the Planner said:
Did you ever find anywhere ?


Errr.. No. The place I used to service the car said they'd sorted it. Luckily it lasted through Eurohoon and know heaven only knows what it is actually doing. Flashing lights to tell me the alarm is set correspond with the immobiliser not being set etc etc.. Grrr..

Psychobert

Original Poster:

6,316 posts

263 months

Wednesday 13th September 2006
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minimax said:
I think he also needs someone to sort out the other electrical gremlins on his car, some people are trying to persuade him to take up a more realistic/less demanding hobby, like alchemy for instance laugh


The electrical problems I can cope with myself, but the flat lobe on the cam is goign to require more skilled attention smash

Explains the somewhat erraticv running of late..

Bob the Planner

4,695 posts

276 months

Wednesday 13th September 2006
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Losing the last 5 mph then - the rest is down to pilot planning. I'm certain your not as bad as minimax - but only just.

minimax

11,985 posts

263 months

Thursday 14th September 2006
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Psychobert said:
the flat lobe on the cam is goign to require more skilled attention smash

Explains the somewhat erraticv running of late..



TADT on the rover V8's after about 50,000 miles IIRC...while the cam is being replaced why not get a slightly lumpier one? for that cool lumpy idle sound and a bit more of a raggit! sort of driving style cool

minimax

11,985 posts

263 months

Thursday 14th September 2006
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Bob the Planner said:
Losing the last 5 mph then - the rest is down to pilot planning. I'm certain your not as bad as minimax - but only just.



what is pilot planning?

and why do I have such a bad rep? grumpy

Psychobert

Original Poster:

6,316 posts

263 months

Friday 15th September 2006
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minimax said:
Bob the Planner said:
Losing the last 5 mph then - the rest is down to pilot planning. I'm certain your not as bad as minimax - but only just.



what is pilot planning?

and why do I have such a bad rep? grumpy


I've no idea.. I've only been in one car that from new you managed to kill in less than 24 hours..

Anyway, back to topic.. Any alarm/immobiliser experts around? Could also do with an autoelectrician if truth be told..

cobra kid

5,250 posts

247 months

Friday 15th September 2006
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I have used a chap called Steve from Autotronix on City Road ona couple of occasions...he wasn't too bad. Otherwise have you thought about Simon at Technicar on Abbeydale Road? I had a few systems installed by them a few years ago.

kevin63

4,661 posts

260 months

Saturday 16th September 2006
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There's a guy on here called leebus, mail him or look in the local yellow pages under auto electrics and he is in there under the same name, he is good and has had a few TVR's and has still got one.

petclub

5,486 posts

231 months

Saturday 16th September 2006
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Simon, how about RT in Sheffield?