Snapped Alarm siren bracket
11 September 2004, 03:12 AM
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Snapped Alarm siren bracket
On a 00MY turbo with a Sigma alarm.
Anyone know where I can get one? I think it was snapped off when the local cowboy zorst fitter got a bit excited whilst doing his "removing the b@stard downpipe" thang.
Noticed the 'breakage' too late to hold him accountable.
Cheers
Kev
Anyone know where I can get one? I think it was snapped off when the local cowboy zorst fitter got a bit excited whilst doing his "removing the b@stard downpipe" thang.
Noticed the 'breakage' too late to hold him accountable.
Cheers
Kev
12 September 2004, 10:10 AM
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Originally Posted by cefski
On a 00MY turbo with a Sigma alarm.
Anyone know where I can get one? I think it was snapped off when the local cowboy zorst fitter got a bit excited whilst doing his "removing the b@stard downpipe" thang.
Noticed the 'breakage' too late to hold him accountable.
Cheers
Kev
Anyone know where I can get one? I think it was snapped off when the local cowboy zorst fitter got a bit excited whilst doing his "removing the b@stard downpipe" thang.
Noticed the 'breakage' too late to hold him accountable.
Cheers
Kev
Phill
PS Interested to find out if they do a replacement bracket!!
12 September 2004, 10:37 AM
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In 4 years of scooby ownership only 2 problems ##
flat battery after 3.5 years warrenty covered !!!
and the dreaded alarm bracket replaced under warrenty afrer 6 months
the part was £63 +vat !!!!
far better if out of warrenty taking it off drilling it depending if it broke on the corner or flat section and putting a nut and bolt through !!
Its a common problem
flat battery after 3.5 years warrenty covered !!!
and the dreaded alarm bracket replaced under warrenty afrer 6 months
the part was £63 +vat !!!!
far better if out of warrenty taking it off drilling it depending if it broke on the corner or flat section and putting a nut and bolt through !!
Its a common problem
14 September 2004, 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted by lordharding
far better if out of warrenty taking it off drilling it depending if it broke on the corner or flat section and putting a nut and bolt through !!
20 September 2004, 08:38 PM
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Take the bracket off and throw away - bolt unit to boost solenoid bracket.
Holds it fine and saves weight, therefore making the car quicker
Holds it fine and saves weight, therefore making the car quicker
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