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Locking without arming alarm?

blackturbo

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Apr 3, 2006
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Am I right in saying it is possible to lock the car without arming the alarm if you press the lock button twice?

If so is there a sequence? I have tried pressed the lock button in quick succession with no success, do I need to wait for the car to lock and then press the button again?? :confused:
 

si-mate

Jai Ho or Jay Ho?
May 31, 2004
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Are you just trying to disable the interior sensors to leave a child / dog in there?

If so there is a button on the B pillar by the drivers seat. Press this then lock the car as normal.
 

blackturbo

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Apr 3, 2006
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Fleet, Hants
No I actually need to turn the alarm off, my boot latch sensor is faulty so the car thinks the boot is open! So if I lock the car the alarm goes off at random intervals
 

blackturbo

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Apr 3, 2006
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I spoke to Seat, they told me that clicking twice only disables deadlocks and not the alarm, but the sensor appears to be ok now! Fingers crossed
 

daveyonthemove

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May 14, 2006
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Locking twice will de-activae the dead locks. I think if you lock the car with the key in the drivers door, it might lock without arming, but i'm not 100%.
Have you looked in the manual? Normally some info about the car in there ;)
 
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