Vantage alarm going off
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Happened twice over the weekend; car parked up safely and locked. Boot, doors, windows, glovebox all closed.
Alarm goes off with no reason that I can see. Are the internal sensors very sensitive and I may have have a spider crawling about in there? Using 'Reduced Guard' mode at the moment (Roadster) but that's not a solution I want long term.
Any thoughts, is it a common issue? Car gives the dash warning of 'alarm activated, check vehicle' when I put the glass key in afterwards.
Alarm goes off with no reason that I can see. Are the internal sensors very sensitive and I may have have a spider crawling about in there? Using 'Reduced Guard' mode at the moment (Roadster) but that's not a solution I want long term.
Any thoughts, is it a common issue? Car gives the dash warning of 'alarm activated, check vehicle' when I put the glass key in afterwards.
alscar said:
Certainly possible that a spider could do that and if you have ruled out anything else.
Are there any cobwebs or strands ?
Not as many as the Mini but I'll try some bugspray tonight. I was wondering if it's a common thing is all and if there was a known / reset/fix. Are there any cobwebs or strands ?
Where are the sensors in a 2010 Roadster, anyone know?
yeti said:
Not as many as the Mini but I'll try some bugspray tonight. I was wondering if it's a common thing is all and if there was a known / reset/fix.
Where are the sensors in a 2010 Roadster, anyone know?
The cars in my barn that don’t get driven frequently occasionally have a strand or two and a small spider but a quick swipe of a cloth removes. Where are the sensors in a 2010 Roadster, anyone know?
Never had an alarm issue - yet.
We have more issues with the hard wired and linked smoke detector system in the house which needs a hoover occasionally !
yvr said:
i've had issues with both boot and bonnet microswitches triggering the alarm. Are you getting any false messages about either of those being open?
No, nothing. Thanks for that though, definitely something to keep an eye on. For now I'll just wipe down every surface and test it again tonight.
ragingfool said:
i closed the boot and a few hours later the alarm triggered. the boot looked closed but i pushed it down harder and it clicked. most likely it is the boot or bonnet switch, either legitimate (not fully closed) or the switch is faulty or poorly adjusted, as others have said
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