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Sigma alarm help please
Help,
I've left my blob donor car laid up for about 4 months with no battery connected. I'm now at the stage where i'm ready to use it and thought i'd fire it up but it seems the car has immobilised itself permanently. I've had this car 3 years and its always started on the button. On connecting the battery the siren makes lts of beeps and keep gong off every 30 seconds or so.
They key has no effect on turning it off and i have never had the pin for the key pad. All dash lights up & you can hear the fuel pump prime but no click from immobiliser.
From what i understand it may be the back up battery in the siren thats had it? or fob battery?
Either way, i don't need these parts when the loom and running gear go into my track car. So question is, how difficult are these to remove? I've not stripped the dash out yet but i'm guessing there is a 'main control box' somewhere under the dash?
Useful replies via pm welcome as this is an open forum.
I've left my blob donor car laid up for about 4 months with no battery connected. I'm now at the stage where i'm ready to use it and thought i'd fire it up but it seems the car has immobilised itself permanently. I've had this car 3 years and its always started on the button. On connecting the battery the siren makes lts of beeps and keep gong off every 30 seconds or so.
They key has no effect on turning it off and i have never had the pin for the key pad. All dash lights up & you can hear the fuel pump prime but no click from immobiliser.
From what i understand it may be the back up battery in the siren thats had it? or fob battery?
Either way, i don't need these parts when the loom and running gear go into my track car. So question is, how difficult are these to remove? I've not stripped the dash out yet but i'm guessing there is a 'main control box' somewhere under the dash?
Useful replies via pm welcome as this is an open forum.
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Help,
I've left my blob donor car laid up for about 4 months with no battery connected. I'm now at the stage where i'm ready to use it and thought i'd fire it up but it seems the car has immobilised itself permanently. I've had this car 3 years and its always started on the button. On connecting the battery the siren makes lts of beeps and keep gong off every 30 seconds or so.
They key has no effect on turning it off and i have never had the pin for the key pad. All dash lights up & you can hear the fuel pump prime but no click from immobiliser.
From what i understand it may be the back up battery in the siren thats had it? or fob battery?
Either way, i don't need these parts when the loom and running gear go into my track car. So question is, how difficult are these to remove? I've not stripped the dash out yet but i'm guessing there is a 'main control box' somewhere under the dash?
Useful replies via pm welcome as this is an open forum.
I've left my blob donor car laid up for about 4 months with no battery connected. I'm now at the stage where i'm ready to use it and thought i'd fire it up but it seems the car has immobilised itself permanently. I've had this car 3 years and its always started on the button. On connecting the battery the siren makes lts of beeps and keep gong off every 30 seconds or so.
They key has no effect on turning it off and i have never had the pin for the key pad. All dash lights up & you can hear the fuel pump prime but no click from immobiliser.
From what i understand it may be the back up battery in the siren thats had it? or fob battery?
Either way, i don't need these parts when the loom and running gear go into my track car. So question is, how difficult are these to remove? I've not stripped the dash out yet but i'm guessing there is a 'main control box' somewhere under the dash?
Useful replies via pm welcome as this is an open forum.
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The code never came with the car unfortunately.
I'm fairly sure the key is working as it still locks and unlocks the doors remotely. I did plan on removing it anyway when i slim down the loom but it's just bad timing as i didn't want to get involved with that bit yet.
Dam cars.
I'm fairly sure the key is working as it still locks and unlocks the doors remotely. I did plan on removing it anyway when i slim down the loom but it's just bad timing as i didn't want to get involved with that bit yet.
Dam cars.
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I may have to go this route in the worst case. I've not really looked at it in great depth yet as weather is crap. I located siren and wrapped it in a rag to stop it hurting my ears, played around with the key a little more then gave up and removed battery again. It instantly stops on battery removal so guessing its back up is completely dead.
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Just skim read your build thread - awesome work btw
Yup the override code is freely available ,, doesnt help your problem right now though as it only works when all is working correctly but if/when this hurdle passed its very easy to do and literally takes two minutes
Was going to say try another battery but after reading your build thread id guess you know a charged battery from a dead one so ill pass on that advice in the hope that someone more knowledgeable will be along to help very soon
Small edit - double treble check all connections and earths etc as the issue you are having is identical to when my gf left interior light on in mine for a few days and ran the battery down ,, i tried intellicharger but as soon as it gave juice to car battery it sounded the alarm over and over and would not switch off on key
Banged a fresh battery in and all was well - if yours has been sitting a while possibly a bad contact or earth might give similar issues i guess
Yup the override code is freely available ,, doesnt help your problem right now though as it only works when all is working correctly but if/when this hurdle passed its very easy to do and literally takes two minutes
Was going to say try another battery but after reading your build thread id guess you know a charged battery from a dead one so ill pass on that advice in the hope that someone more knowledgeable will be along to help very soon
Small edit - double treble check all connections and earths etc as the issue you are having is identical to when my gf left interior light on in mine for a few days and ran the battery down ,, i tried intellicharger but as soon as it gave juice to car battery it sounded the alarm over and over and would not switch off on key
Banged a fresh battery in and all was well - if yours has been sitting a while possibly a bad contact or earth might give similar issues i guess
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Mine was fitted after and fitted poorly at that so the guy who did the work cut it out and then stuck some new wiring in to make the correct circuits, was told that these alarm systems are very out dated now anyway
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Little update,
Have replaced battery in the key & the back up in the siren & still no luck.
Dealer would like to charge me for the code & i need to go to them with proof of ownership etc but its a bit of a trek & still no guarantee it will work so i'm going to just remove it completely.
I've found the main unit under the dash. To help me save some time & get my donor car back in the workshop where its warm - Does anyone have the wiring diagram for this sigma m30?
Any help appreciated.
Have replaced battery in the key & the back up in the siren & still no luck.
Dealer would like to charge me for the code & i need to go to them with proof of ownership etc but its a bit of a trek & still no guarantee it will work so i'm going to just remove it completely.
I've found the main unit under the dash. To help me save some time & get my donor car back in the workshop where its warm - Does anyone have the wiring diagram for this sigma m30?
Any help appreciated.
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