Ah - good point.
Suppose this will determine whether its the sensors that are faulty though.
I'm thinking the follwoing for a full dissarm.
Unlock car. Open passenger front door. Use the lock button. Then lock the passenger door with the key...... think that might work.
Suppose this will determine whether its the sensors that are faulty though.
I'm thinking the follwoing for a full dissarm.
Unlock car. Open passenger front door. Use the lock button. Then lock the passenger door with the key...... think that might work.
You could also try opening all doors and the boot, then close them all firmly (sounds stupid I know) I've found the alarm will sound if they're not shut properly.
I just hope you don't have the problems experienced on this thread :- http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=102268&highlight=alarming
I just hope you don't have the problems experienced on this thread :- http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=102268&highlight=alarming
badgerade
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If you're going to lock it with the way you describe above you'll need to lock the passenger door using the "hidden" lock. It's in the end of the door behind a black rubber grommet - there'll be a slot that the end of the key fits into (think it's yellow). That's how I was locking my car when I had the alarm problem and it worked fine.
Very good - I've now realised there isn't a lock.
I read the above solution for another Seat model which obviously must have one!Going off all the time now, need to take it to the garage ASAP.
Fixed. It was the door sensor. What was also good is that they tell me the sensor and electic window motor are the same unit so my slow window has also been fixed.
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