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Re: Infra Red Alarm fault
« on: 13 December 2007, 09:54:10 »

Hi,

I have a M reg Omega 2,5 TD and at the moment, it's alarm is giving me the creeps.
I have a key and a separate remote fob to arm and disarm the car. With mine, I point the fob to the sensor next to the sunroof switch to lock and open the doors before turning the ignition.
The problem recently is that I have to turn the ignition halfway, point the fob to sensor,press the button in the centre and the map lights flash 3 times. Thereafter,by chance the fob will lock and open the doors otherwise I have to play with the batteries to operate the central locking. I've changed the batteries twice since buying the car in April this year from a "lady owner" who neglected the car since she owned it.

Without all this, I can't start the car and sometimes I sit for nearly 1/2 an hour doing this to get the car started. I also have a spare fob and it's red led lights up but it won't operate this alarm.
I've contacted Vauxhall and they say that it's my fob that's the problem. When I explained to them that the spare one won't work, they that they need to program it with the code which cost £35 + an extra £25 to apply for a code if I don't have one.

I there someone who could advise me on how to set up the spare fob?

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Re: Infra Red Alarm fault
« Reply #1 on: 13 December 2007, 10:10:11 »

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If you have the card with your code for your Fob "TheBoy" can reprogramme fobs for a reasnoble price, much cheaper than vauxhall.

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Re: Infra Red Alarm fault
« Reply #2 on: 17 December 2007, 08:59:38 »

I looked through the little folder that came with the car in the glove compartment and didn't find the security card but found the card with the radio code ( a red one). What I did find is that the alarm(buzzer) switch on the dash panel is on permanently. I've asked the previous owner and she claimed it was normal. Am I missing something?What is my next option? Is there a wiring diagram available for my car?

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If you have the card with your code for your Fob "TheBoy" can reprogramme fobs for a reasnoble price, much cheaper than vauxhall.

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Re: Infra Red Alarm fault
« Reply #3 on: 17 December 2007, 09:10:47 »

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If you have the card with your code for your Fob "TheBoy" can reprogramme fobs for a reasnoble price, much cheaper than vauxhall.

Alas, no I can't. Tech2 cannot do the earlier IR type, as they predate Tech2. Tech1 was the tool of that era.
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Re: Infra Red Alarm fault
« Reply #4 on: 17 December 2007, 09:13:59 »

Obviously, on an M reg car, you dont want to be spending too much on it.  Fortunately, the IR type immobiliser is easily bypassed.  I'm sure someone will send you the info in a PM (please keep out of public areas!) if that is the route you wish to follow...  (and no, I don't have the info, but I know others do)
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Re: Infra Red Alarm fault
« Reply #5 on: 17 December 2007, 09:37:52 »

I can send you the info on how to bypass the immobiliser....
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