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Martin 911-87



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X4SKP wrote:
Hello Martin 911-87

Welcome aboard... just to add to the advice so far, I wanted to check mine
prior to purchase and on the advice of a specialist who checked the vehicle
I was told just to sit in the car, arm it via the fob and the intruder sensor then
becomes active (from memory) 15-20 seconds after the fob is pressed, so if
you get no alarm immediately...wait... then wave your arms around Exclamation

Good Luck


Thanks X4SK, and thanks for the advice! Thumbs Up
Just checked the car and the sensor is not installed.

/Martin
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blackwolf



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Wiring runs up the A post, not B.
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macfrank



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Martin 911-87 wrote:
macfrank wrote:
sorry guys! my grammar! OF COURSE with „idiots“ I meant the scumbags who broke into the car!! Sad Thought that would be clear Embarassed I‘m really nice, honest Crying or Very sad


Hi macfrank,
It came across a little bit blunt
Sry. for my misunderstanding - I'm also nice Very Happy

//Martin


Thanks Martin! Even my wife get's me all wrong sometimes Sad
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Martin 911-87



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I know the feeling Laughing Laughing
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Martin 911-87



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blackwolf wrote:
Wiring runs up the A post, not B.


Thanks blackwolf Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
Post #822546 31st Mar 2020 7:26pm
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Martin 911-87



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Hi,
I found some more information regarding the different part numbers for the volumetric sensor that should work iaw the information in the MG-Rover forum thread below.

https://www.mg-rover.org/threads/how-to-mg...or.775097/

YWC10227
YWC102890
YWC102900
YWC103640
YWC106520
YWC107000
YWC107040

/Martin
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Martin 911-87



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I have now installed a sensor in my car and everything works perfectly.
The wiring for the sensor was already installed in the car - it comes down from the centerline of the roof down to the B-pillar.
I remoeved the r/h backseat passenger handle consol (just above the door window) and ther I found the wiring with the connector.
I used a sensor from a Rover 75 that was at a scrap yard P/N: YWC102890.

//Martin


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