pwjd · Mar 21, 2012

By look of it, it seems that a previous owner had lost the keys/fob and the key i have is a non langy one. It looks like a replacement fob may do the trick, the only thing it that i have read that the alarm/locking system has been left in the armed stage or bypassed so that it is disabled. Does anyone know of somewhere in se london (im in br1) where i can get it looked at and sorted if i get a replacement.

Thanks for all the advice, and im finally sorting the silly bits out.

barmatt · Mar 21, 2012

the alarm can't be armed or it would sound when you get in the car, locking & unlocking the car with the key just opens the doors and ignores the alarm immobiliser.

Does your central locking work?

if it doesn't there's no point getting a new fob till you fix it.

pwjd · Mar 21, 2012

That is how all this came about due to the central locking not working, and someone mentioned that if a previous owner has lost the fob (i only have a non landy key), removing or by passing the alarm/immobiliser may disable the central locking but allow the car to start. I have checked fuses and all other ideas, but welcome any more.

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discool · Mar 21, 2012

pwjd said:
That is how all this came about due to the central locking not working, and someone mentioned that if a previous owner has lost the fob (i only have a non landy key), removing or by passing the alarm/immobiliser may disable the central locking but allow the car to start. I have checked fuses and all other ideas, but welcome any more.

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So are saying you also can not set the alarm when you lock the door. You do have the alarm/central locking ECU still fitted to your disco don't you.

pwjd · Mar 21, 2012

I think that is the problem, i have had a look and it seems to be missing which is why i am trying to find somewhere to get it checked and if need be replaced

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