Fecking alarm keeps going off

MrFwibble

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Aug 26, 2011
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Past few days the car keeps going ' beep beep beep ' and flashing the indicator lights. Press of the keyfob shuts it up but it will just do it again.

Annoying at 3am [:@]

Scanned with vagcom, only errors were:

Code:
                Address 46: Central Conv.       Labels: None
Control Module Part Number: 1K0 959 433 A
  Component and/or Version:    KSG              
           Software Coding: 
            Work Shop Code: WSC 06441 785 00200
           Additional Info: 1K0951605C  LIN BACKUP HORN H03 1301                     NGS n.mounted        
           Additional Info: 1P0951171   Innenraumueberw.010 4971   
                      VCID: 2E570A8BB90C5AE
1 Fault Found 

01135 - Interior Monitoring Sensors 
            004 - No Signal/Communication - Intermittent

and

Code:
Address 42: Door Elect, Driver        Labels: 1K0-959-701-MAX2.lbl
   Part No: 1T0 959 701 C
   Component: Tuer-SG         024 2452  
   Coding: 0000688
   Shop #: WSC 06441 785 00200
   VCID: 37792FEF46569B6

1 Fault Found 
01706 - Switch for Mirror-Adjust (E43) 
            008 - Implausible Signal - Intermittent

Had a look at some blocks:

Code:
                Address 46: Central Conv.  (1K0 959 433 AK)

20:19:40 Group 018: Sounder (Alarm Trigger)
  1.0  1st Alarm Trigger 
  1.0  2nd Alarm Trigger 
  1.0  3rd Alarm Trigger 
  11.0  Alarm Trigger Counter

Does anyone know what 1.0 might correspond to?

Found some advanced logging as well

Code:
  Door Closed   Driver Door Rotary Switch
  Door Closed   Passenger Door Rotary Switch
  Door Closed   Rear Left Door Rotary Switch
  Door Closed   Rear Right Door Rotary Switch
  Closed   Rear Lid Main Latch
  Closed   Rear Lid Pre-Latch
  Closed   Hood Contact 
  129   1st Alarm Trigger 
  5   1st Alarm Source

I've done some searching and seen some mentions to replacing the drive side door mechanism, is this easy, any vagcom coding required?

Looks to be part 1T0959701C ?

Any help, driving me & neighbours insane. :help:
 

Crafoo

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Apr 30, 2005
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I'm far from an expert but isn't the fault pointing towards the interior sensor? Looks as though it's complaining about signal loss, would this not be what's triggering the alarm?

Does a double press of the key fob not switch off the interior sensors when you lock the car? Might be worth trying to see if this stops your alarm going off, if it does then I'd say your internal sensor is the faulty part.
 

MrFwibble

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Aug 26, 2011
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Yeah I thought that at first, but i searched around and most people were saying that error comes up a lot on the Leon.

I cleared all the codes, locked up and waited. Alarm went off, checked codes and nothing re-appeared.

Tried the double-press trick, didn't work either :(
 

FizzyFR

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We had this exact issue on our old car, it was the drivers door control module. Our interior light used to come on too but that doesn't always happen.
 

MrFwibble

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Aug 26, 2011
99
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Yeah I'm beginning to think that's what it is. I don't have any other symptoms such as the interior light coming on or door open warnings on the dash.

Going to a VW specialist on Wednesday, hopefully can find out for sure.
 

306Chris

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Jan 20, 2007
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I had this and stripped the door unit down, found loose wires into the multi plug which goes into the control unit
 

MrFwibble

Active Member
Aug 26, 2011
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Could be that. It all started after I jet washed the windows, wondering if some water got forced inside the door?

Hope those control units aren't too expensive !
 

FizzyFR

Guest
I actually took our door panel off and noticed that when holding the module I could apply hand pressure to the side of it and it would work correctly. They are obviously not the most robust things ever but take it off and have a look, you never know.
 

FizzyFR

Guest
Yes you'll need vcds to put a new one in, no it's not hard to remove, just common sense really.
 

MrFwibble

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Aug 26, 2011
99
5
Scottish Borders
Quick update to this. Took it into my local dealer, they scanned it and it showed the alarm being tripped by

"Rotary latch switch for front lid" which translated into normal person language means the bonnet sensor.

Have unplugged this and will wait and see if it fixes the problem. £33 for a diag scan and hopefully a fix.
 
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