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Posted by Bill Davies (more from Bill Davies) on Sun, 16 Jun 2002 13:21:09
In Reply to: remote door opener (95 9000): Have I got it correct?, Bruce A, Sun, 16 Jun 2002 11:21:54
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Don't know for sure but rather doubt Saab could reprogram without the code, which (of course) you will have written down somewhere for safety!
On my car, a 1993 CSE, the key will still open the doors but doing this with the alarm set triggers it instantly. However, the alarm unit in the engine compartment has a key lock, so you can brave the noise and turn it off (provided you haven't lost this key as well as the transmitter). Other/newer systems may kill the alarm by using the key in the driver's door lock - don't know, sorry.
If you have the transmitter, it obviously kills the alarm but on my car it's possible to get a bit out of synch and end up with doors unlocked but alarm still set. So I check the warning light before gaily jumping in and starting the alarm off again.
My luggage compartment doesn't unlock with the remote, so one can trigger the alarm by opening that, too!
Maybe if you have transmitter, ignition key and alarm key on the same ring? At least when you lose the keys and go home and get the spare set, the car is likely to be still there when you get back.
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