Old factory alarm on Concerto: disable?
Hi,
This is for a 1994 Concerto, RHD, UK. The handset has finally given up(buttons damaged) and I don't have a spare. I am able to operate the alarm by shorting out the contacts. Is there a manual override or another way of disabling the alarm and, more importantly, the immobiliser? The car is old, so it is not worth the cost of a new handset. My e-mail is b a r a k a (AT) h e m s c o t t (DOT) net |
Re: Old factory alarm on Concerto: disable?
Jay <see@message.com> wrote in news:fhpfg3hs6s91105vli800j4adu4t2gm7es@
4ax.com: > Hi, > This is for a 1994 Concerto, RHD, UK. The handset has finally given > up(buttons damaged) and I don't have a spare. I am able to operate the > alarm by shorting out the contacts. Is there a manual override or > another way of disabling the alarm and, more importantly, the > immobiliser? The car is old, so it is not worth the cost of a new > handset. My e-mail is > b a r a k a (AT) h e m s c o t t (DOT) net > Answered in rec.autos.makers.honda. What is this? We've had a rash of multi-posting newbies. Is there a full moon or something? -- Tegger The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ |
Re: Old factory alarm on Concerto: disable?
Jay <see@message.com> wrote in news:fhpfg3hs6s91105vli800j4adu4t2gm7es@
4ax.com: > Hi, > This is for a 1994 Concerto, RHD, UK. The handset has finally given > up(buttons damaged) and I don't have a spare. I am able to operate the > alarm by shorting out the contacts. Is there a manual override or > another way of disabling the alarm and, more importantly, the > immobiliser? The car is old, so it is not worth the cost of a new > handset. My e-mail is > b a r a k a (AT) h e m s c o t t (DOT) net > Answered in rec.autos.makers.honda. What is this? We've had a rash of multi-posting newbies. Is there a full moon or something? -- Tegger The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ |
Re: Old factory alarm on Concerto: disable?
On Sun, 7 Oct 2007 01:13:56 +0000 (UTC), Tegger <tegger@tegger.c0m>
wrote: >Jay <see@message.com> wrote in news:fhpfg3hs6s91105vli800j4adu4t2gm7es@ >4ax.com: > >> Hi, >> This is for a 1994 Concerto, RHD, UK. The handset has finally given >> up(buttons damaged) and I don't have a spare. I am able to operate the >> alarm by shorting out the contacts. Is there a manual override or >> another way of disabling the alarm and, more importantly, the >> immobiliser? The car is old, so it is not worth the cost of a new >> handset. My e-mail is >> b a r a k a (AT) h e m s c o t t (DOT) net >> > > >Answered in rec.autos.makers.honda. > >What is this? We've had a rash of multi-posting newbies. Is there a full >moon or something? Yes, thanks for the answer, I will try it out. Perhaps you can explain something to me. In what way is it a problem to post in the 2 Honda groups? |
Re: Old factory alarm on Concerto: disable?
On Sun, 7 Oct 2007 01:13:56 +0000 (UTC), Tegger <tegger@tegger.c0m>
wrote: >Jay <see@message.com> wrote in news:fhpfg3hs6s91105vli800j4adu4t2gm7es@ >4ax.com: > >> Hi, >> This is for a 1994 Concerto, RHD, UK. The handset has finally given >> up(buttons damaged) and I don't have a spare. I am able to operate the >> alarm by shorting out the contacts. Is there a manual override or >> another way of disabling the alarm and, more importantly, the >> immobiliser? The car is old, so it is not worth the cost of a new >> handset. My e-mail is >> b a r a k a (AT) h e m s c o t t (DOT) net >> > > >Answered in rec.autos.makers.honda. > >What is this? We've had a rash of multi-posting newbies. Is there a full >moon or something? Yes, thanks for the answer, I will try it out. Perhaps you can explain something to me. In what way is it a problem to post in the 2 Honda groups? |
Re: Old factory alarm on Concerto: disable?
On Sun, 07 Oct 2007 04:14:19 +0100, Dee wrote:
> On Sun, 7 Oct 2007 01:13:56 +0000 (UTC), Tegger <tegger@tegger.c0m> > wrote: > >>Jay <see@message.com> wrote in news:fhpfg3hs6s91105vli800j4adu4t2gm7es@ >>4ax.com: >> >>> Hi, >>> This is for a 1994 Concerto, RHD, UK. The handset has finally given >>> up(buttons damaged) and I don't have a spare. I am able to operate the >>> alarm by shorting out the contacts. Is there a manual override or >>> another way of disabling the alarm and, more importantly, the >>> immobiliser? The car is old, so it is not worth the cost of a new >>> handset. My e-mail is >>> b a r a k a (AT) h e m s c o t t (DOT) net >>> >>> >> >>Answered in rec.autos.makers.honda. >> >>What is this? We've had a rash of multi-posting newbies. Is there a full >>moon or something? > Yes, thanks for the answer, I will try it out. Perhaps you can explain > something to me. In what way is it a problem to post in the 2 Honda > groups? > . Not a problem to do it, but you should take care to do it right. Had you cross-posted it to relevant groups, any responses would have also cross-posted (unless the author specifically turned off the other groups), therefore showing the answer to all the groups... -- Joe - Registered Linux User #449481 joe at hits - buffalo dot com "Hate is baggage, life is too short to go around pissed off all the time..." - Danny, American History X |
Re: Old factory alarm on Concerto: disable?
On Sun, 07 Oct 2007 04:14:19 +0100, Dee wrote:
> On Sun, 7 Oct 2007 01:13:56 +0000 (UTC), Tegger <tegger@tegger.c0m> > wrote: > >>Jay <see@message.com> wrote in news:fhpfg3hs6s91105vli800j4adu4t2gm7es@ >>4ax.com: >> >>> Hi, >>> This is for a 1994 Concerto, RHD, UK. The handset has finally given >>> up(buttons damaged) and I don't have a spare. I am able to operate the >>> alarm by shorting out the contacts. Is there a manual override or >>> another way of disabling the alarm and, more importantly, the >>> immobiliser? The car is old, so it is not worth the cost of a new >>> handset. My e-mail is >>> b a r a k a (AT) h e m s c o t t (DOT) net >>> >>> >> >>Answered in rec.autos.makers.honda. >> >>What is this? We've had a rash of multi-posting newbies. Is there a full >>moon or something? > Yes, thanks for the answer, I will try it out. Perhaps you can explain > something to me. In what way is it a problem to post in the 2 Honda > groups? > . Not a problem to do it, but you should take care to do it right. Had you cross-posted it to relevant groups, any responses would have also cross-posted (unless the author specifically turned off the other groups), therefore showing the answer to all the groups... -- Joe - Registered Linux User #449481 joe at hits - buffalo dot com "Hate is baggage, life is too short to go around pissed off all the time..." - Danny, American History X |
Re: Old factory alarm on Concerto: disable?
On Sun, 07 Oct 2007 00:08:20 -0500, Joe <joe@hits-buffalo.no.spam.com>
wrote: >On Sun, 07 Oct 2007 04:14:19 +0100, Dee wrote: > >> On Sun, 7 Oct 2007 01:13:56 +0000 (UTC), Tegger <tegger@tegger.c0m> >> wrote: >> >>>Jay <see@message.com> wrote in news:fhpfg3hs6s91105vli800j4adu4t2gm7es@ >>>4ax.com: >>> >>>> Hi, >>>> This is for a 1994 Concerto, RHD, UK. The handset has finally given >>>> up(buttons damaged) and I don't have a spare. I am able to operate the >>>> alarm by shorting out the contacts. Is there a manual override or >>>> another way of disabling the alarm and, more importantly, the >>>> immobiliser? The car is old, so it is not worth the cost of a new >>>> handset. My e-mail is >>>> b a r a k a (AT) h e m s c o t t (DOT) net >>>> >>>> >>> >>>Answered in rec.autos.makers.honda. >>> >>>What is this? We've had a rash of multi-posting newbies. Is there a full >>>moon or something? To borrow a page from the manual of pedantry, 2 hardly qualifies as "multi". >> Yes, thanks for the answer, I will try it out. Perhaps you can explain >> something to me. In what way is it a problem to post in the 2 Honda >> groups? >> . > >Not a problem to do it, but you should take care to do it right. > >Had you cross-posted it to relevant groups, any responses would have also >cross-posted (unless the author specifically turned off the other >groups), therefore showing the answer to all the groups... OK, sounds reasonable. But the last time I posted in Usenet, I did just that and somebody ticked me off for X-posting, again in just 2 groups. You can't win! |
Re: Old factory alarm on Concerto: disable?
On Sun, 07 Oct 2007 00:08:20 -0500, Joe <joe@hits-buffalo.no.spam.com>
wrote: >On Sun, 07 Oct 2007 04:14:19 +0100, Dee wrote: > >> On Sun, 7 Oct 2007 01:13:56 +0000 (UTC), Tegger <tegger@tegger.c0m> >> wrote: >> >>>Jay <see@message.com> wrote in news:fhpfg3hs6s91105vli800j4adu4t2gm7es@ >>>4ax.com: >>> >>>> Hi, >>>> This is for a 1994 Concerto, RHD, UK. The handset has finally given >>>> up(buttons damaged) and I don't have a spare. I am able to operate the >>>> alarm by shorting out the contacts. Is there a manual override or >>>> another way of disabling the alarm and, more importantly, the >>>> immobiliser? The car is old, so it is not worth the cost of a new >>>> handset. My e-mail is >>>> b a r a k a (AT) h e m s c o t t (DOT) net >>>> >>>> >>> >>>Answered in rec.autos.makers.honda. >>> >>>What is this? We've had a rash of multi-posting newbies. Is there a full >>>moon or something? To borrow a page from the manual of pedantry, 2 hardly qualifies as "multi". >> Yes, thanks for the answer, I will try it out. Perhaps you can explain >> something to me. In what way is it a problem to post in the 2 Honda >> groups? >> . > >Not a problem to do it, but you should take care to do it right. > >Had you cross-posted it to relevant groups, any responses would have also >cross-posted (unless the author specifically turned off the other >groups), therefore showing the answer to all the groups... OK, sounds reasonable. But the last time I posted in Usenet, I did just that and somebody ticked me off for X-posting, again in just 2 groups. You can't win! |
Re: Old factory alarm on Concerto: disable?
Jay<see@message.com> wrote in
news:cbghg3d5rvmpa4erqassjrdap3koa42dpp@4ax.com: > OK, sounds reasonable. But the last time I posted in Usenet, I did > just that and somebody ticked me off for X-posting, again in just 2 > groups. You can't win! > > > Thy guy who flamed you was an ignoramus. It is perfectly acceptable to crosspost to two or three groups that are relevant to your post. -- Tegger The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ |
Re: Old factory alarm on Concerto: disable?
Jay<see@message.com> wrote in
news:cbghg3d5rvmpa4erqassjrdap3koa42dpp@4ax.com: > OK, sounds reasonable. But the last time I posted in Usenet, I did > just that and somebody ticked me off for X-posting, again in just 2 > groups. You can't win! > > > Thy guy who flamed you was an ignoramus. It is perfectly acceptable to crosspost to two or three groups that are relevant to your post. -- Tegger The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ |
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