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Old 27 September 2000, 08:41
Nigel Bowles
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Whilst tidying the dash install after an alarm was fitted, I found the wires for that annoying "key in" alarm.
It is a two wire connector in a T shape. The wires are black and black with a white stripe. You will find them about halfway down the steering column.
I have not found any adverse effect as yet.
It's great to be able to leave the radio on and door open without that buzzer going off.
Yours
Nigel
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Old 29 September 2000, 09:02
Yee
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Nigel

I had a similar experience when checking the fuse box under the bonnet. I found a blown fuse and so replaced it. As soon as I did this, the buzzer started going off. I didn’t want to replace the good fuse with the bad one and have been living with the buzzer for to long now.

Its bloody annoying and drives the dog mad.

Cheers for the advice

Yee (off to find some wire cutters)
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