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modded_corsa	posted on 11th Dec 04 at 08:46
	would it not be more simple to: a: find your keys b: after you have found your keys.....get one of them chain that connect to your side so keys dont fall out your pocket
Corsa^Dan	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 22:28
	heh yeh battery backup on alarms :(
kittnkate	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 22:15
	mine went off when i was away in the summer and my bro had to brake in to disconnect the battery lol. but the siren kept on going :)
CopyWrite	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 22:01
	u buggered. [Edited on 10-12-2004 by CopyWrite]
3CorsaMeal	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 20:43
	just rip it out and fit delocked handles with a central locking kit
Matty L	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 16:49
	I'm fooked:o Even if i order a new FOB, i still dont have a key to program the new FOB in!.Vauxall wont give me a new key, only new locks...about £400 for fuel cap, ignition, doors, boot.
--Dave--	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 16:13
	quote: Originally posted by Greasemonkey BUT ya will have the alarm going off for an hour pissing you and ya neighbours off, lol wouldn't you be able to get under the bonnet and turn it off though? :boggle:
James_DT	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 16:08
	quote: Originally posted by TNM quote: Originally posted by James_DT Call the AA/RAC. But he doesnt have any of the keys! But if they get him into the car, he can at least try to disarm the alarm by getting under the bonnet. Then he only needs to worry about the immobiliser.
Dom	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 16:05
	like i said, call your alarm/immob people and see what they can suggest ;)
Greasemonkey	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 16:03
	BUT ya will have the alarm going off for an hour pissing you and ya neighbours off, lol
--Dave--	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 16:02
	throw a brick through the back window. £50 to get it replaced under insurance and you don't lose your NCB.
CCA	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 16:00
	quote: Originally posted by TNM quote: Originally posted by James_DT Call the AA/RAC. But he doesnt have any of the keys! But they might be able to disarm it :boggle:
TNM	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 15:59
	quote: Originally posted by James_DT Call the AA/RAC. But he doesnt have any of the keys!
James_DT	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 15:57
	Call the AA/RAC.
Ally	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 15:55
	This thread is going to be trashed :lol:
Greasemonkey	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 15:54
	I can tell ya how to get in but not how to disarm the alarm, did it have a valet mode and have you got the code
Dom	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 15:50
	phone the AA/RAC and see if they can break into it :) Or phone the manufacture of the alarm/immob to see what they suggest :)
Matty L	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 15:47
	quote: Originally posted by PaulW sell it & buy a bike... least a padlock is easier & cheaper to replace if you loose those keys!! thanks, but no thanks.... i had enough of riding bikes in my youth:rolleyes:
Matty L	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 15:46
	quote: Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal is it a standard security system that installed? standard as in vauxall? no....got it fitted a few months back by a lone trader.
PaulW	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 15:40
	sell it & buy a bike... least a padlock is easier & cheaper to replace if you loose those keys!!
3CorsaMeal	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 15:39
	is it a standard security system that installed?
Matty L	posted on 10th Dec 04 at 15:31
	Lost both set of keys! long story please dont ask:rolleyes: Car is immobolized and alarmed.Both buttons for alarm have obviosly gone too as they where attached to the keys! need i say more?