currently charging the battery on the zed. Took it off charge and connected the batt back up but getting nothing from the toad alarm, normally get a little chirp when reconnecting battery.

The zed is dead without this working as it immobiliser aswell lol.

will the alarm be fused anywhere? if so best place to look:confused:

 

cheers

does it have a battery back up inside the alarm box?

dont know, will check

the alarm should be fused at 5a in its own loom. will propably be located under the false floor on passenger side were engine ecu is

 

Paul.

cheers guys

bloody hell just started to snow

I hads this.. when the car was sprayed they took off the doors and rather than feed thecables through they cut them and then just crimped them back together again.... grrrrr i didnt think it woulod make a difference, but the crimps came out and the alram shut down, not it he way yours has but acted like it wasnt even connected.... i could start the car normally but had no alarm of immob features..... connected back up and everything works again... point less and no use to your situation... just thought i'd share with you lol ;)

the alarm should be fused at 5a in its own loom. will propably be located under the false floor on passenger side were engine ecu is

 

Paul.

 

nothing there bud :confused:the main toad box is there but no fuse.

took the panel off under steering column with has the automatic window closer box ( never noticed it before:confused:) this has a 25amp in line fuse but is ok:rant:

 

cheers

Is there a way to by pass alarm etc so I can get it off my narrow drive so can fully open doors lol

check all fuses in the car first. depending on how old the alarm is it should have four black wires coming directly from the alarm to a 4 pin connector about 6 inch up the loom. this plug should have small numbers stamped on it 1,2,3,4 these are the immob cuts. jump

1 and 2 together and 3 and 4 together.

If the alarm is still in its metal box just open it up

 

Paul

cheers will go have a look

 

Dave

cant you just push it back? get the dog to help you, its big enough :rofl:

not a prob pushing it out its the pushing back in drives on a slope lol 3 of us struggled last time lol

ah right if i was up your way i'd come and give you a hand

dissconnect the battery for a few minutes, then reconnect. it could have spiked the alarm.

check all fuses in the car first. depending on how old the alarm is it should have four black wires coming directly from the alarm to a 4 pin connector about 6 inch up the loom. this plug should have small numbers stamped on it 1,2,3,4 these are the immob cuts. jump

1 and 2 together and 3 and 4 together.

If the alarm is still in its metal box just open it up

 

Paul

 

theres two 4 pin connectors mate one is 4 black wires going 4 black the other one is 4 black going to r/br/y/g :confused: cant see any numbers stamped on them:confused:

 

cheers

dissconnect the battery for a few minutes, then reconnect. it could have spiked the alarm.

 

battery has been disconnected for days bud

battery has been disconnected for days bud

 

 

 

but have you tried it again ?

yes bud

yes bud

 

 

ok. as has already been said then, you need to find the fuse. first place i would look is behind the drivers side under dash panel. or if you can find the alarm box, just follow the loom.

Its the one with the all black wires and you will have to look really closely for numbers, but i would have a look round the fuse box area as there should be an inline 5a fuse near to were the power has been picked up from

 

Paul.

Toad alarms have to be reset sometimes after the power supply has been disconnected for some time.. You have to enter the 4 digit P.I.N

This is supplied on a small credit card sized piece of card when the alarm is installed.. The instruction booklet, which also should have been supplied at fitment, gives you a guide on how to enter this code.

 

HTH

cheers guys will have to start taking panels out lol

Toad alarms have to be reset sometimes after the power supply has been disconnected for some time.. You have to enter the 4 digit P.I.N

This is supplied on a small credit card sized piece of card when the alarm is installed.. The instruction booklet, which also should have been supplied at fitment, gives you a guide on how to enter this code.

 

HTH

 

cheers but was already on the zed when bought it

ASSUMING IT'S AN Ai606:

 

LINK:

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/betyouaint/Ai606_Install.pdf

cant put a code in if alarm is totally dead. Is the led on the dash doing anything?