Alarm problems
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Alarm problems
A couple of weeks ago my cossie gave up the ghost or should I say it refused to go. Off it went to interpro and £623.00 later was "fixed" apparently too many alarm systems on it and one proved faulty and therefore removed car returned. Got in it today and yes exactly the same, engine turning over but no fuel going through. Any suggestions, I cant afford to give interpro another £623 again two weeks later with the same problem?? can anyone help????
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Is there any other reason that it would display the same symptoms, does anyone know? I am sure that if I phone interpro they will treat it as a completely new issue, although I am sure it is not. Could really do with some advice??
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one thing yesterday when I drove it everytime I put my foot on the accelerator it didnt pick up on power (thought it was cause I had my wellies on and a stinking cold)
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Originally Posted by avid-fan
Originally Posted by cossieracer
my cut off switch is in the front passenger side
its behind the right hand side plastic bit
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Originally Posted by avid-fan
ah sozz..you never stated the car in the first post
if it pops out it just cuts the fuel pump supply..the engine should still turn over just no petrol via the pump
if it pops out it just cuts the fuel pump supply..the engine should still turn over just no petrol via the pump
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Originally Posted by avid-fan
ah sozz..you never stated the car in the first post
if it pops out it just cuts the fuel pump supply..the engine should still turn over just no petrol via the pump
if it pops out it just cuts the fuel pump supply..the engine should still turn over just no petrol via the pump
623 does the cunt sit outside with a dog and a shotgun for that?
As above you can get all alarm's removed and a concept 650 fitted for that. And it's the shit.
Go back and shout at the dick turpin wannabe.
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Phoned interpro today at 12.30, blurted out the fact that after parting with £623 and two weeks later car still with same problem as before parting with money ie it wont go, I am still waiting for them to call me back. I am so frustrated and dont know where to turn
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a fuse box is anojther couple of 100 £ that again if wrongly diagnosed is a wastre of money, more thab likely cruddy wiring, my esocs had 2 alarms and 2 imobilsers on it when i got it......reet fookin mess, AND needed a fusebox, ignition switch and some duff sensors replacing
it was like a the coonin factor to get it started with all the fobs, keys and plug ins...!!
check out its 2 day haircut..... total cost for alarm rip out and reinstall of toad cat 1, £250.
fusebox £230
sensors, £75
it was like a the coonin factor to get it started with all the fobs, keys and plug ins...!!
check out its 2 day haircut..... total cost for alarm rip out and reinstall of toad cat 1, £250.
fusebox £230
sensors, £75
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I had three alarms and imobilisers, they removed the one they said was causeing the problem, it worked for 2 weeks and then back to square one. It is seriously doing my head in. I live in the middle of nowhere and no wheels
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