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rictus01 · 22-02-11, 01:58 PM

it's unlikely it only used a single immobilising circuit, you can't just cut away anything that attaches to original wiring, you have to work out the "loop" of original wiring that was cut to place the alarm in it and reattach it back together once the alarm is removed, As I said there will be at least 2 and should be 3 of these "loops" to join back together (on good installs they purposely make sure the wires can't be just joined, but require an additional length to be added to bridge the gap left once the alarm is removed), which are normally easy to find tracing the alarm wiring, you may find it a bit more difficult now though.

It costs nothing to check cut-outs of fuses.

Cheers Mark

22-02-11, 01:58 PM	#5
rictus01 Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: South London Posts: 9,799	Re: Massive datatool 3 problem it's unlikely it only used a single immobilising circuit, you can't just cut away anything that attaches to original wiring, you have to work out the "loop" of original wiring that was cut to place the alarm in it and reattach it back together once the alarm is removed, As I said there will be at least 2 and should be 3 of these "loops" to join back together (on good installs they purposely make sure the wires can't be just joined, but require an additional length to be added to bridge the gap left once the alarm is removed), which are normally easy to find tracing the alarm wiring, you may find it a bit more difficult now though. It costs nothing to check cut-outs of fuses. Cheers Mark __________________ Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming, 'Wow! What a Ride!