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not surprised after how you treated your wife
Sorry, thought you meant old mechanical button. Yes, theres a switch, but it wont allow you to lock the car with door open, same as if you push the keyfob with anything open.
Hi. I have been trying to get answers from Ineos South Africa on this matter for over 4 months now. Every Grenadier coming into SA does NOT seem to have a working alarm - just as you have reported here. I am going to try the "bonnet opening " test - but nothing else works so far!
Some time ago DCPU, locked his vehicle and lifted it with a high lift jack. It triggered the motion alarm. I contacted Ineos to ask how this was disabled for ferry crossings on a locked vehicle. They said you can't
Sorry confusion on my part re motion and tilt. Completely agree with you. My concern is how do you deactivate the TILT alarm on a ferry. Ineos say you can't which means leaving it unlocked
I understood that the alarm will not be activated when locking the door with the key.
Not according to Ineos, I asked about cancelling tilt alarm for ferry travel, their response
No problem. Maybe indeed if you lock the car with only the key? You could try it? Just closed it and rock the boat, to simulate or trigger the tilt alarm?
But would it be so fragile that it will activate on a ferry? Went on a ferry a few weeks ago, there was always one car there that activate his alarm, but all the rest aren't. And they probably also have the alarm on.... So, maybe it's not really an issue?
That's true ferry movement (except in storms) tends to be a slow undulating movement as opposed to a jerky motion. Short ferry crossings may not be an issue.No problem. Maybe indeed if you lock the car with only the key? You could try it? Just closed it and rock the boat, to simulate or trigger the tilt alarm?
