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Hi all,im having troubles with my alarm/immobiliser.

I own a 1996 impreza wrx fitted with a gt auto alarm gt136/142 cat 1 system and need some advice.

I picked up my little lad from nursery friday and popped my parents on the way home,got out the car and pressed the alarm fob to lock it but nothing happened. Tried again,light flashes on the fob but doors dont lock,changed the battery in the fob and still nothing. The fob has always been a bit fiddly and had to be pressed quite hard.

As the alarm and immobiliser are connected i couldnt get the car to start so had to leave it there. The alarm is a gt auto alarm gt136/142 cat 1 system and is quite old,fitted in 99. Has anyone had any similar problems with these? Any help would be very much appreciated.

Or does anyone know of a good auto electrician in the St Helens/north west area?

Thanks,Tony

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  • laurence_p
    laurence_p Posts: 113 Forumite
    are there any train tracks nearby or anything else that could interfere with the signal from the remote. when i park at my wifes nans my remote sometimes dosent work because there are train tracks nearby.
  • Yicker
    Yicker Posts: 3 Newbie
    No,there is nothing around. I have left it there a few times and nothing has happened like this before
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