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Originally Posted by craig armstrong,Dec 6 2004, 11:34 AM
Sounds like you are switching off the motion sensors - see my post above.
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Originally Posted by Neil.H,Dec 6 2004, 04:20 AM
Insurance companies don't care as all S2000s have an immobiliser as standard, the only reason I could see for having one is if you have an expensive stereo - but then, how often have you heard a car alarm go off and done something about it.....
Don't bother, it will only screw up your remote boot release, which is far more important IMHO
I've just checked. Managed to open the car with the key, and then open the bonnet with the car locked, to find no black box on the left. Its official. No alarm.
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Originally Posted by Kate,Dec 6 2004, 12:51 PM
Hmm, the remote boot release is extremely handy.
I've just checked. Managed to open the car with the key, and then open the bonnet with the car locked, to find no black box on the left. Its official. No alarm.
I've just checked. Managed to open the car with the key, and then open the bonnet with the car locked, to find no black box on the left. Its official. No alarm.
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Its an EU import, and according to the FAQs, they don't come with an alarm as standard. Does seem strange for such a car that isn't that old not to have one though.
Strange, I could have sworn it was advertised with an alarm. Time to check the paperwork and make sure it does have an immobiliser!
Strange, I could have sworn it was advertised with an alarm. Time to check the paperwork and make sure it does have an immobiliser!
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Originally Posted by Kate,Dec 6 2004, 12:56 PM
Its an EU import, and according to the FAQs, they don't come with an alarm as standard. Does seem strange for such a car that isn't that old not to have one though.
Strange, I could have sworn it was advertised with an alarm. Time to check the paperwork and make sure it does have an immobiliser!
Strange, I could have sworn it was advertised with an alarm. Time to check the paperwork and make sure it does have an immobiliser!
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Originally Posted by Kate,Dec 6 2004, 12:56 PM
Its an EU import, and according to the FAQs, they don't come with an alarm as standard. Does seem strange for such a car that isn't that old not to have one though.
Strange, I could have sworn it was advertised with an alarm. Time to check the paperwork and make sure it does have an immobiliser!
Strange, I could have sworn it was advertised with an alarm. Time to check the paperwork and make sure it does have an immobiliser!
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