GR Yaris Alarm Going Off
- Thread starter kinboshi
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This is what I was thinking, but I've parked it there before, in more sun, lower sun, higher sun...
Was wondering if it could be heat differences in the car triggering the sensors?
So, like, I have first hand experience of this on a Toyota... my Corolla years ago bonnet sensor would get triggered when it got too hot.
No M2 in the vicinity, in either of the locations.
When I disabled the internal alarm sensors, the alarm didn't go off. Would it still go off of it was the bonnet sensor triggering it...?
Greenthumb
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I closed the hood when the car was locked. That's how I found out that the car had an alarm system. 
I actually am unsure if turning that off would affect the bonnet sensor or not.
As I was quite young I fixed mine the way I fix wobbly tables, a bit of folded up cardboard.
As I was quite young I fixed mine the way I fix wobbly tables, a bit of folded up cardboard.
Alarm hasn't been an issue since early July, so had forgotten about it.
About 10 minutes ago, the alarm started going off with the car on my drive (the horn is quite loud when the alarm goes off...). I went out, car is fine.
Got in the car and sat in the driver's seat to see if anything had moved in the car, or any other reason why the alarm was triggered. Just like Seth Brundle - the issue was a housefly in the car. Bloody sensitive alarm sensor it seems!!
About 10 minutes ago, the alarm started going off with the car on my drive (the horn is quite loud when the alarm goes off...). I went out, car is fine.
Got in the car and sat in the driver's seat to see if anything had moved in the car, or any other reason why the alarm was triggered. Just like Seth Brundle - the issue was a housefly in the car. Bloody sensitive alarm sensor it seems!!
