Raptorman

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I have a Clifford LED on my dashboard and
a fob on my keyring(battery dead).

Can anyone identify the alarm from the fob
pictured below?

There are 4 buttons on the top as per the pic
and one button on the side.

myblackwrx

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Clifford 500 or 600?

Raptorman

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Well, got a new battery for the fob and the little
LED at the top lights up but the car doesn't
respond to the fob.

Looked under the bonnet to see if I could find
the alarm bits and bobs but couldn't see
anything. I am guessing it is either well hidden
and disconnected or the alarm has been removed

Strange though as there is a Clifford LED which is
permanently on inside the car near the light switches?

On the plus side I bought myself a Disklok so I
can sleep fairly comfortably now

deangtiuk

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Hi, sounds like the fob needs recoding but you'd need your valet code for that.
Have you got a double button or maybe a square button in the car somewhere?
Dean

steve nic

the alarm is prob a eagle 2 or some thing similar,its very old prob the same age of car its a min of 10 years old.the led is prob on all the time because its non insurance approved unit,the alarm is turned of via valet mode.my advice take it to a auto electric place and get it removed and or new alarm fitted,ive been doing auto electrics for years especially clifford stuff

Car Security Expert

It's a concept 50x

steve nic

now that is an old one

scooby turbo

Now then Steve

Raptorman

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Cheers for the info guys.

With regards to the valet switch, there is a black switch
just to the left of the handbrake, would that be it?

Will get the alarm removed.

mullers76

Hi,

I have the same fob and exactly the same problem! Did you find out for sure what alarm system it was? I think i may just need a replacement fob as it only fails occassionally.

cheers

Raptorman

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Hi mullers, I haven't found out exactly which
alarm it is yet as not had time but will try
and find out tomorrow as I have a day off.

One thing I will say is that the little switch in the car
was knocked by a passenger(wife) which totally
disabled the ignition and I had a hell of a time
trying to figure out the correct sequence of
switches to get the car started again