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    Car alarm is on and the missus washed the remote with my jeans! Help!

    As above. My 850 has the alarm on and my remote doesn't work due to a heavy spin cycle How do I turn the alarm off using the key only. I've disconnected the battery for now to see if that'll work but otherwise I'm stumped....
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    Ok, disconnecting the battery didn't work. Anyone out there with an idea or shall I give it a vikings funeral? : :
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    not a clue mate u tried letting alarm go of then starting the car its an idea
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    try unlocking the car with the key and starting the car i think that should disconnect the alarm cause the code from the key should turn it off, but could be wrong

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    I've tried both of the above now and it still won't start Just the indicators flash and the horn beeps some more lol My neighbours love me right now
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    fob went on my t5 tried all that no joy needed a new fob local dealer mate


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    unplug the alarm horn if it annoys you. its located just in front of the bulkhead in the engine bay in the middle. its a got a little clip plug on the back.

    After you've done that, its a lot more pleasant messing around with the alarm going off...

    I think you can get a new keyfob and program it to the car somehow... Don't know if you can do that when the alarm is going off though - there would be instructions about that somewhere on the forum

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    I found this it might be of some use. The chap who wrote it works for a Car Alarm specialist and said it is for the 850.

    Normally, you would insert the key in
    the drivers door, turn left, then right
    to disarm and reset it. If yours is malfunctioning,
    you can disable it for good by doing the following:

    The FACTORY ALARM DISARM WIRE IS
    BLACK/YELLOW (-) AT THE HOOD PIN.

    Once Located, splice into this wire with
    a simular guage wire, and put it to
    a solid chassis ground. This terminates
    the alarm functions entirely.

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    had the same done to me i went swimming with mine got back the car could not do nothing and i done the door thing about 20 times and the girl stopped beeping at me then got home and put the fob in a nice place and 2 hours or so later it was working again lol i hope that helps fella

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    Thanks lads I've left my remote on a radiator all night and ordered some fresh batteries just in case it comes back to life. I'll try the left-right key turn and prey Wish me luck
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddy T View Post

    The FACTORY ALARM DISARM WIRE IS
    BLACK/YELLOW (-) AT THE HOOD PIN.
    Thanks for that mate. Er... whats the hood pin lol
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    Is it the pin/switch on the bonnet (hood - ££££ing Yanks) ????

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    Quote Originally Posted by stephenevans99 View Post
    Is it the pin/switch on the bonnet (hood - ££££ing Yanks) ????
    Which pin/switch on the bonnet? The bonnet release catch? I'm clueless in case you hadn't noticed lol A pic would be nice if possible

    The left and right key turn didn't work Maybe new batteries will work? I await the postman with a heavy heart...
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    Hi buddy. Do you need a new fob? I managed to get 2 from a local scrappy with a bunch of other stuff. I hope they just need new batteries. Want me to send you one? Free!
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    Quote Originally Posted by woody View Post
    Hi buddy. Do you need a new fob? I managed to get 2 from a local scrappy with a bunch of other stuff. I hope they just need new batteries. Want me to send you one? Free!
    Hell yeah mate I'd happily pay you some cash for the deed They easily reach £20 plus on ebay! Wouldn't want to see you out of pocket...
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    Quote Originally Posted by 850t5 View Post
    Hell yeah mate I'd happily pay you some cash for the deed They easily reach £20 plus on ebay! Wouldn't want to see you out of pocket...
    Hey don't worry, they cost me pittance. I got a tone of stuff and they didn't even feature. So in the grand scheme of things, you need one more than me! I've just popped a battery in them and they seem to make the right noises. PM me your address and I'll pop one to you.
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    you can pull two fuses under the bonnet,,,alarm immob and central locking should let you start it ect but wont have the above items so be careful
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    Quote Originally Posted by woody View Post
    Hey don't worry, they cost me pittance. I got a tone of stuff and they didn't even feature. So in the grand scheme of things, you need one more than me! I've just popped a battery in them and they seem to make the right noises. PM me your address and I'll pop one to you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by martybelfastt5 View Post
    you can pull two fuses under the bonnet,,,alarm immob and central locking should let you start it ect but wont have the above items so be careful
    Which 2 fuses?
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    there stated on the underside of the fuse box cover,,,not sure of the numbers
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