Hey,
My alarm keeps going off for no reason. any ideas what this can be and how to fix?
Thanks
Alarm Prob
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Oh yes it is a 55 plate got it in September. Practically stole it of the forecourt. Got lucky the main salesman was on holiday and the junior quoted me about a grand less than he should have and to include the 17 inch vortex alloys. It's a 2L Allure. You can definitley see all the little improvements on my old 03 CC.
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I havent had a chance to take my car down yet either!! Dont want to go on my own, as the mechanics ususaly think im a joke ( coz of my age and being small and female) so been waiting for a time when both my dad and me are free to go together.
I wasnt at FCS last year, only got my car last sept, so this was my first time... had a brilliant time though, nit that my car made it this time
( long story) you should have come over to our stand and said hi 
Mines the 1.6 automatic allure i managed to blag quite a big dicount aswell, as i always say, " you dont get if you dont ask!"
hope you get the alarm fixed ok!
I wasnt at FCS last year, only got my car last sept, so this was my first time... had a brilliant time though, nit that my car made it this time
Mines the 1.6 automatic allure i managed to blag quite a big dicount aswell, as i always say, " you dont get if you dont ask!"
hope you get the alarm fixed ok!
~*~Clairey Fairy~*~
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My alarm is now doing this too, goes off at random. Tried the button to disable the internal sensors with no effect.
Several people have told me early 206 ccs commonly suffer from the boot switch/sensor going gaga. Anyone heard of this? I had a quick scout round but couldn't find evidence of this, and 2 local dealers will only tell me to book in and pay £80 diagnosis fee, extra charge if they cannot find fault within 1 hour (you can guarantee they won't :x )
Several people have told me early 206 ccs commonly suffer from the boot switch/sensor going gaga. Anyone heard of this? I had a quick scout round but couldn't find evidence of this, and 2 local dealers will only tell me to book in and pay £80 diagnosis fee, extra charge if they cannot find fault within 1 hour (you can guarantee they won't :x )
