eberhardstorm1
Mercedes CLA Diesel Car Alarm Malfunction
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A 2019 Mercedes CLA diesel owner experienced a malfunctioning anti-theft alarm system, with an error stored in memory. The issue was suspected to be related to the alarm control being incorrectly coded to activate the optical locking. A suggestion was made to check door and hood sensors for false alarm signals, but ultimately, the problem was resolved by having the alarm control unit recoded at a workshop.
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eberhardstorm1 (community.author)
Thanks for the tip When you say 'dodgy alarm sensor', do you mean physically broken, or is it more of an electrical issue I'm not sure where to start looking for these sensors Any advice on locating them, or what I should be looking for specifically
claraneumann8
Yeah, in my case with the Peugeot, it looked fine, but the connection was corroded Gave me all sorts of false alarms They're usually near the door latches and under the hood near the latch mechanism Honestly, though, if it's coded wrong, you might be better off just taking it to a workshop Seems like you've already done some digging yourself
eberhardstorm1 (community.author)
Thanks, I appreciate the help You were right; I took it to the workshop, and it turns out the alarm control unit had been incorrectly configured during some previous work They recoded it, and it's working perfectly now Cost me 45€, which is a lot less than a new car Thanks again for your advice
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claraneumann8
Whoa, sounds frustrating I had a similar car alarm fiasco with my old Peugeot It turned out to be a dodgy alarm sensor Did you check all the door sensors and the hood sensor Maybe one of them is sending a false alarm signal Could be worth a quick look before you spend too much