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15. Jan 2007 at 14:12  
hi guys. when driving today my alarm went off. any ideas what could cause this ?. Sad
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Reply #1 - 15. Jan 2007 at 14:36  
You haven't nicked it have you? Smiley

I don't know much about this, but there's bound to be someone along with the answer you require.
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Reply #2 - 15. Jan 2007 at 14:37  
I had this once or twice with my old astra.
It also went of intermittantly at other times, usually after parking the car.
Powersounder was replaced which fixed it.
Have no more info than that as it was a lease car.
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Reply #3 - 15. Jan 2007 at 14:50  
im not even sure where it is. if i could find it i could investigate properly ( and rip it out ).. Angry
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Reply #4 - 15. Jan 2007 at 17:50  
Was it power sounder, or horn? If power sounder, check connection to unit (under scuttle, drivers side) - they get a little corroded...
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Reply #5 - 15. Jan 2007 at 18:27  
yes it was definatly the power sounder. im going to check it later tonight... Wink
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Reply #6 - 15. Jan 2007 at 19:01  
Some earlier Omega's had them under the front left wing, behing the splash guard. They moved it. guess why?

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