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19 October 2007, 07:47 PM
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I NEED YOUR HELP SCOOBY GODS
My car is starting 2 sicken my happiness. not a problem with the car as such, but the bloody alarm/immobiliser. its a clifford cat alarm and i havent got a clue how 2 desensitize it (if possible). i cant wash it but it goes off. heavy rain, it goes off. jiggle it a weeeeeee bit...........u can guess
(found this out when my bro was takin the drums off). no info came with the car. can some1 help me?????? i dont want it off completely, just 2 be able 2 breathe near it without the whole country knowin about it!
19 October 2007, 08:14 PM
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Ask Barry McGuigan in Coleraine.... near where Farmfed used to be, or the MoT centre.... Donna knows where he is....
Oh, by the way, go see the gallery at Elan Gallery
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19 October 2007, 08:43 PM
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Yep i agree, id try Barry Mc Guigan at Car and Audio Tune in Coleraine near to where Farmfed Chickens used to be. Hes great around car immobilisers and alarms. Give him a call on 02870355444.
19 October 2007, 09:27 PM
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BEEKE WHAT MODEL IS THE CLIFFORD ALARM ? IS THERE NO SENSOR ADJUSTMENT ON THE SIREN ?
19 October 2007, 09:57 PM
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last resort
take a hammer to it.. . go to ebay and spend £49 and every time you leave your car at night push two buttons and thats it sorted.
its kinda hard for the scumbags to take your car when it dosent have a steering wheel....
full kit. and fits in 5 mins..
fabio
. go to ebay and spend £49 and every time you leave your car at night push two buttons and thats it sorted. its kinda hard for the scumbags to take your car when it dosent have a steering wheel....full kit. and fits in 5 mins..
fabio
19 October 2007, 10:08 PM
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if your gonna wash the car hit the g5 button then the bootlid open button twice to turn off the sensor. If the sensor needs turning down give sound in motion a ring in antrim and them guys will help ya.Telephone: 02894429440 ask for shane o'boyle
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20 October 2007, 08:16 AM
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20 October 2007, 08:22 AM
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can imagine, 1 son at 1 side, steerin wheel in the other, pushin a pram......................good idea fabs but ill give it a miss!!!! thanks neways
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Ask Barry McGuigan in Coleraine.... near where Farmfed used to be, or the MoT centre.... Donna knows where he is....
Oh, by the way, go see the gallery at Elan Gallery
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20 October 2007, 01:11 PM
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is it the siren that going off r the motion sensor?
If it is the alarm there is a combination of button bashin on the fob, If it is the motion sensor then u need 2 find the control box (could take all day) there is a sensitivity screw on it, I would it imagine it is the motion sensor as when it rains it double's it's radius every clifford does the same thing.
good alarm but u always have 2 keep tweakin them till u get them just right.
If it is the alarm there is a combination of button bashin on the fob, If it is the motion sensor then u need 2 find the control box (could take all day) there is a sensitivity screw on it, I would it imagine it is the motion sensor as when it rains it double's it's radius every clifford does the same thing.
good alarm but u always have 2 keep tweakin them till u get them just right.
20 October 2007, 04:14 PM
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pm me the model and describe the remote m8. I'm on the phone wifi here and typings a chore.
If its a 4 button remote press the two left hand buttons and the led will turn solid. That's valet mode. It will bypass the alarm while washing until I can get you model and remote type.
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If its a 4 button remote press the two left hand buttons and the led will turn solid. That's valet mode. It will bypass the alarm while washing until I can get you model and remote type.
Cheers
20 October 2007, 04:23 PM
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dont know what model it is. the fob has 4 buttons 2 up 2 down, left top and bottom smaller than right. whers the led? thers none on the fob. do u mean the 1 in the car??
20 October 2007, 04:28 PM
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yeah the two on the left. The ind will flash and when you arm it it won't chirp. That valet mode, if the alarm is a concept 300, and not a higher spec unit it will have a manual prox and not remote adjustable.
It may also be a 600 or higher but it needs the master 5 button remote to allow programming
It may also be a 600 or higher but it needs the master 5 button remote to allow programming
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now now davey, the sigma system is more than likely just old.
having fitted for 6, nearly 7 years, i agree with stevie about clifford, but sigma are very very reliable systems, and in the subarus, very well fitted
sadly cliffords have the frills that people want and no others do, so they tend to be the brand of choice
having fitted for 6, nearly 7 years, i agree with stevie about clifford, but sigma are very very reliable systems, and in the subarus, very well fitted
sadly cliffords have the frills that people want and no others do, so they tend to be the brand of choice
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