>Hello
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>Best regards,
>Jens
Turn it off with the special key under the bonnet (hood?) on the inside wing
left hand side. Black plastic cover sometime fitted over keyhole.
No key? Peugeot Uk wanted over 100UKP for a replacement lock and key about 8
years ago. Instead, peel back the sheath on the cable. I think it has 4 or 5
wires. Only two go to the switch, two form a tamper loop. Cut the two going
to the switch contacts. Insulate the cut ends.
Use the keyfob to clear the flashing light on the dashboard and from then on
only use the mechanical key to lock the door. Remove the batteries from the
key to make sure you don't forget and set the alarm again.
bob
Jens Richter - 08 Mar 2005 10:53 GMT
>>Hello
>>
>>How can I deactivate the alarm system? [...]
> Turn it off with the special key under the bonnet (hood?) on the inside wing
> left hand side. [...]
Thank's very much. I'll have a look.

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Jens
> Hello
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> car). I really don't need this alarm system.
> Thank you for an advise!
Ignore the septic.
the alarm is located under the driver seat and has two large plugs,
disconnect them and forget about the alarm.

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Lee Power - 31 Mar 2005 22:02 GMT
Depending on the 405, If it has an drivers airbag the alarm control box is
indead under the drivers seat, Turn the siren off ( short the wires out )
because its a tamper proof battery back up one & unplug the control box &
the alarm is now disconnected.
The remote key & the central locking will still work.
If you have a pre airbag 405 then email me at PowerLee@aol.com & ill tell
you how to bypass it.