clifford alarm problem
08-05-2007, 05:40 PM
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clifford alarm problem
does anyone know how to make the doors actually lock?? as mine locks then un locks straight away but it does arm the alarm and it doesnt do the hazzard flashs??? anyone had this problem and corrected the fault?
08-05-2007, 05:53 PM
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My RST use to lock & Unlock as yours does & I traced it to a bad connection on the drivers door. This was in the kick panel where the alarm fitters had just twisted the wire together that controlled the central locking. Might be a place to look first.
08-05-2007, 06:44 PM
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erm i dont know about the relays on it as it was fitted by a company in southend ages ago... i know the valet code wont work either ...
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the valet may be the wrong code or has it worked before ? if it worked before then its your valet switch or connection on the plug .
ford locking can be a complete fuck up
i can do 2 cars with exactly the same locking and one will need a locking relay and the other wont . it usually comes down to the master solenoid being either lazy or tight. a locking relay should sort the problem out (depending on which clifford you had fitted of course) . are you any good with a volt meter ?
ford locking can be a complete fuck up
i can do 2 cars with exactly the same locking and one will need a locking relay and the other wont . it usually comes down to the master solenoid being either lazy or tight. a locking relay should sort the problem out (depending on which clifford you had fitted of course) . are you any good with a volt meter ?
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its nothing to do with the alarm. 99% it will be one of the crap ford door lock motors, disconnect each one in turn until the alarm will lock the remaining doors then get the motor replaced.
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