Aaaah, I always press it twiceOnly cause I hear another 'locking noise' that I though was some kind of dead lock.
Thanks for that!
your right, maybe ive got it arse about breast
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your right, maybe ive got it arse about breast
your right, maybe ive got it arse about breast
Im going to sit in the car again tommorow and press it once then twice see which does / doesnt set it off.
Unless some one wants to go outside and try it, my car is 9miles away at my Dads house :'(
no I press just once, I just opened the car with the other key and the alarm did sound so it's got to be just the interior!! Now where's that fuse? The flap I pull to the right hand side has the plugs, cables etc but no fuse box! Where is this? Any pics please?
If you read the manual it is possible to deactivate the volumetric sensor with the remote...
wanted to type it all out for you but the missus has just got back in from work and she hates been a cupra.net widow haha
wanted to type it all out for you but the missus has just got back in from work and she hates been a cupra.net widow haha
in a nutshell 'press the [lock] button on the remote twice to turn off the volumetric sensors and the deadlocks'.
in other words, only press the button once unless your locking it with a dog/child/wife inside.
its a flap on the end of the dashboard drivers side , the end panel has iirc a little cut out for a screw driver or something to go in and just pull the flap away , once you pull it you will think its on a hinge but its not , just pull outwards towards the door and towards you.
There is a fuse tool attached to the flap , one end does the small fuses the other end does the large ones.
That's a shame, when I had my 'beep on lock and unlocking of the doors I saw options for how the alarm sounds. Thought there may have been sensitivity too, sorry
get it taken to seat if your cars under warrenty they should be worrying about fixing it not you mate
i dont think its turned on.
if you use vag com it will list faults like interior sensor fault or not working.
just pop to your freindly SEAT stealership and get them to sort it.
yep - locked my missus in the car a few times after filling up and walking inside to pay for it (forgot she was in the car / force of habit - locking it as you walk away).
About 30 seconds later it'll go off and she'll look very pissed off at me as I walk back to the car
Haha have done this too, funny for me, not so for her.
I took the fuse box cover (at end of the dash) off once and it was a pig to replace, took me nearly 30 mins..............or is it just me and my fat fingers that struggled with the seal around it?
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