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removing a toad
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19/11/2012 21:47
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812112
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hi, i want my alarm and immobiliser ripped out. i cant afford £159 for a new fob from toad when i got a decent alarm in my box down stairs. trouble is its got the immobiliser attached to it, not the key. Anyone help.
Chris
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#1392866
20/11/2012 19:13
20/11/2012 19:13
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812112
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is that it. lol. so start by finding the bloody thing.
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20/11/2012 22:05
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22/11/2012 18:50
22/11/2012 18:50
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812112
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AARRGGHH, having alarm problems now, stupid thing. when i unlock the car it goes beep beep, when i lock it, it goes beep. the alarm has gone off 3 times now for no reason. everytime i go to unlock it after the alarm, it goes beep beep beep beep and the orange imobiliser light flashes orange...... Any ideas wot the problem is would be greatly appreiciated before my car gets trashed over night.
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#1396978
09/12/2012 15:07
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right i took apart my interior and found the alarm, its a poxy ai606 , traced the wires to find a blue plug.... i unplugged said plug and pulled the whole alarm out, car starts fine, ticks over fine, even the central locking works fine.could it be really as simple as a single plug.
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#1396995
09/12/2012 17:03
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speedy_gonzales
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AARRGGHH, having alarm problems now, stupid thing. when i unlock the car it goes beep beep, when i lock it, it goes beep. the alarm has gone off 3 times now for no reason. everytime i go to unlock it after the alarm, it goes beep beep beep beep and the orange imobiliser light flashes orange...... Any ideas wot the problem is would be greatly appreiciated before my car gets trashed over night. Bonnet or boot switch fault causes the fault you describe... The four or five beeps tell you a switch isnt making...causing false alarms when you arm it. Was the bonnet switch which failed on mine.
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#1396997
09/12/2012 17:24
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well i did go and open all the doors and boot an close them again, mite have been a switch, dont matter now though, i unplugged it, ready for my new passive keyless entry and start system i just ordered. thanks anyhow
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#1397373
11/12/2012 09:57
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Bit late telling you now, but the 4 beeps means the alarm has been activated and when you unlock the car, if you count the immobiliser led blink, this will tell you which sensor has caused the alarm to go off.
Your car is Usain Bolt with wellies
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#1397517
11/12/2012 22:37
11/12/2012 22:37
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o lol, well yea, kinda a bit late, but thank you anyway. as i only unplugged the 1 plug i mite put it bk in for a bit to see if it happens again.
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03/03/2013 22:24
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I like the 6o6
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#1416036
14/03/2013 21:45
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812112
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i do like it but i only have 1 key fob and the buttons on it arent great, and i dont like the auto lock
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19/03/2013 01:49
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the_mule
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so buy a new keyfob then sorted . easy also deprogram the auto lock doddle.
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#1416706
19/03/2013 08:31
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I looked into getting a new fob and was put off by the 159 price tag lol
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#1416869
20/03/2013 03:01
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lol where were you looking? Bout £30 will get you one i think. if you were closer id sort it for you. do you still have your 4 digit pin no ?and im assuming its an ai606 you have?
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#1417237
21/03/2013 23:52
21/03/2013 23:52
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yea it is an ai606 i have, i called up a bloke who deals with toad and he told me , doesnt matter now because im going bin the whole lot. ordering myself a PKE system with a start/stop button, remote engine start and full window closure. was going try an RFID system but the computer side of it seemed to complicated for this time of year lol
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#1417253
22/03/2013 02:16
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the_mule
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ok good luck with the pkey system lol just for the record a toad ai606 as well as the usual will run an engine start, boot popper, total closure, and unlock and pop the driver’s door open plus text alert[operate from a mobile.]and then some. prob the best alarm on the market alongside Clifford.
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#1417299
22/03/2013 11:59
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812112
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Well i didnt know that lol. anyone want an alarm for the price of postage?? If i had instructions i mite think abt reinstalling it.
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#1417368
22/03/2013 16:41
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the_mule
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its a thatcham cat1 mate only credited installers have them ,well thats how it is supposed to be lol. oh forget to mention lifetime guarantee with all replacement parts available two. any way good luck with whatever you decide.
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#1419610
02/04/2013 23:52
02/04/2013 23:52
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812112
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installing it is easy..... just 1 plug lol, same as when i took it out., i just want to remove the auto lock and auto re-arm.
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#1420585
07/04/2013 23:09
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i just reinstalled my frog with the 1 connector, i dont think it was installed by a pro, yet i have a cert. i brought up the install instructions and its only got the locking, indicators, door switches an bonnet switch, even the imobiliser isnt connected. |It looks like they connected the basics up to the original alarm plug.
Thats not rite is it??
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