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Car Forum / Volvo Cars / February 2006Central Locking V70
When the central locking and alarm on my 2001 V70 is released using the remote / keyfob after 2 minutes it resets and locks again. I noticed that this happened this morning car locked again as we did not open the door within two minutes, but my daughter opened the rear door the alarm went off. Can anyone tell me what is supposed to happen if the car central locking is activated but the car is not entered within the two minute window. > Can anyone tell me what is supposed to happen if the car central locking > is > activated but the car is not entered within the two minute window. It is supposed to re-lock itself two minutes after unlocking. /Erik Lidén I thought that was the situation relocking after two minutes if a door was not opened. When the doors relock do they relock in the same way as if the alarm had been reactivated using the key fob / remote. Why was my daughter able to open a rear door and have the alarm activate itself. > > Can anyone tell me what is supposed to happen if the car central locking > > is [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > /Erik Lidén In an earlier contribution to this discussion, > I thought that was the situation relocking after two minutes if a > door was not opened. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Why was my daughter able to open a rear door and have the alarm > activate itself. I don't understand! At what stage did your daughter open the rear door - and was she inside or outside at the time? Once the doors had re-locked after 2 minutes, she shouldn't have been *able* to open the door from the outside - it should have been *locked*! Nobody should be *inside* when the alarm is activated!  SignatureCheers, Roger ______ Please reply to newsgroup. Reply address IS valid, but is disposable in the event of excessive spam. > In an earlier contribution to this discussion, > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Nobody should be *inside* when the alarm is activated! My after-market system does the same thing. Don't lock the doors but wait two minutes, then it's supposed to lock the doors, arm the immobiliser and arm the alarm. It only does the second two, so when you open any door it sets off the alarm. Is this what happened to you? SignatureCheers Andrew <--- Remove The NO and SPAM When Replying ---> Yes, that is what happened. She was not in the car but outside. She was able to open the rear door after the car had re-alarmed, the alarm then went off. > > In an earlier contribution to this discussion, > > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > immobiliser and arm the alarm. It only does the second two, so when you > open any door it sets off the alarm. Is this what happened to you? No, it also locks the doors. > Yes, that is what happened. > She was not in the car but outside. [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > immobiliser and arm the alarm. It only does the second two, so when you > > open any door it sets off the alarm. Is this what happened to you? In an earlier contribution to this discussion, >> Yes, that is what happened. >> She was not in the car but outside. >> >> She was able to open the rear door after the car had re-alarmed, the >> alarm then went off. > No, it also locks the doors. [It would make it a lot easier to make sense of your posts if you were to follow the normal usenet convention of posting at the *bottom* of the thread - so that the conversation follows in a logical order. I have attempted to adjust it! Note that what I am typing will correctly appear *below* your post, not *above* it. Please do the same when you next reply!] To get back to the question about locking . . . Is it just a question of timing - in that it arms the alarm *before* it locks the doors - so that the problem only occurs if you open the door during this time gap? SignatureCheers, Roger ______ Please reply to newsgroup. Reply address IS valid, but is disposable in the event of excessive spam. > No, it also locks the doors. Then perhaps it was just a timing issue. She opened the door the instant the alarm was set and as it was trying to lock the doors. The locking takes longer than setting the alarm since it is a mechanical motion. This has happened to us a couple times. We opened a door the very instant the alarm went on and before the door lock had finished activating. Our alarm and locks work just fine, but the locks are slower than the alarm to activate. SignatureCheers, Steve Henning in Reading, PA, USA Owned '67,'68,'71,'74,'79,'81,'87,'93,'95 & '01 Volvos. The '67,'74,'79,'87,'95 and '01 through European Delivery. http://home.earthlink.net/~rhodyman/volvo.html |
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