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Landcruiser D4D Alarm help

mosesgun · 2008-05-01 21:53:01

I bought a Landcruiser D4D in Northern Ireland recently and imported it etc. Just noticed that whenever it's parked on a fairly busy road that the alarm will occasionaly go off. I'm presuming it's sensitive to wind caused from passing traffic. I live in the countryside and it never happens when it's parked out here in the…

01-05-2008 10:53pm

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mosesgun

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I bought a Landcruiser D4D in Northern Ireland recently and imported it etc. Just noticed that whenever it's parked on a fairly busy road that the alarm will occasionaly go off. I'm presuming it's sensitive to wind caused from passing traffic. I live in the countryside and it never happens when it's parked out here in the driveway.
I'd appreciate any advice anyone could give me on this as it's doing my head in. I still have a warranty from the garage up north but I'd prefer to get it sorted locally if it wasn't going to cost be mega bucks. Anyone know if it's easily fixed?

Cheers.

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#2 02-05-2008 7:33pm

hiscan

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this actually happened mine today as well so i'll be interested to hear some replies

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#3 07-05-2008 12:20pm

mosesgun

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There is an on / off button near the rear view mirror. Found out (I should have read the manual) that this is a motion sensor. Turned this yoke off and no problems since.

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