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Justin L
09-11-2005, 05:33 PM
Can someone tell me how the standard security system works?
Is the horn used as an alarm?
Does it automatically arm itself and lock the doors? I found that my Euro sometimes locks itself and sometimes not.
Will the alarm be triggered from movements or only if the doors are opened?
Thanks!
stephen8512
09-11-2005, 05:39 PM
with euro this is what ive found with the auto locking
lets say u drove ur car and u take keys out of ignition...and forget to lock the car. In this case, the car will NOT automatically self lock.
It will self lock however if you already locked it first, unlocked it and forgot to lock it again......THEN it will auto lock.
Personally I havent heard the horn or watever the security is on the euro myself either so im curious to know too
msnealo
09-11-2005, 05:51 PM
Interested in hearing about the security.....
In regards to autolocking will only happen if you unlock the car and no door is opened. Any other time (that is once door is opened) it won't autolock incase you left your keys on the seat or somewhere else inside.
albii
09-11-2005, 05:59 PM
this is what happens.......if you lock doors with remote but unlock with key the alarm will not sound as it recognises the chip in the key..but if you lock with remote but unlock by pulling up the lock from inside the car the alarm will sound..
there is no movement sensor.
horn is used as alarm noise.
i suppose if you want to find out how the alarm sounds, just sit inside it, lock with the remote, wait for everything to be locked and armed, then unlock door manually and open :)
Justin L
09-11-2005, 07:49 PM
Thank you all for your answers!
EuroAccord13
09-11-2005, 08:04 PM
I remember that it uses the car horn as there is no siren in the car.....
bigdongers
10-11-2005, 02:20 AM
using the car horn only is not the best as thieves can easily cut the horn wire and voila no more noise.
I believe the doors auto lock 45 seconds after you unlock and dont open the doors.
evolution42
10-11-2005, 09:13 AM
also for some strange reason, the alarm horn has a different (weaker) tone than the normal horn
chosen_one
10-11-2005, 05:14 PM
A little off topic, but the pdf file at the following link didn't rate the Euro's security system on MY04 very highly. I'm not sure if the security system of the Euro improved with the MY05 model and whether there will be futher improvements with the MY06 update.
http://www.australiasbestcars.com.au/2004/mid_over.htm
Entry is not too bad but no ID (data dots, etc)
www.nrma.com.au/pub/nrma/motor/ car-research/car-theft-rating/medium.shtml (http://www.nrma.com.au/pub/nrma/motor/%20car-research/car-theft-rating/medium.shtml)
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Make/ Model/ Equipment/ Body Type
Theft From/ 100
Theft Resistance/ 100
ID/ 100
Total/ 120
Subaru Liberty Sedan
47.5
85
100
93.5
Rover 75 Classic Sedan
65
100
0
79.5
Volkswagen Bora Sedan
62.5
100
0
77.5
Renault Laguna Privilege V6 5 Door Hatch
52.5
100
0
74.5
Renault Laguna Authentique 5 Door Hatch
52.5
100
0
74.5
Holden Vectra CD Sedan
68.75
75
0
66
Mazda 6 2.3l
51.25
85
0
65
Peugeot 407 V6 Sedan
68.75
75
0
63
Citroen C5 Sedan
52.5
75
0
59.5
Peugeot 406 Sedan
47.5
75
0
57.5
Toyota Camry Altise 4 cyl and V6 Sedan
40
65
20
57
Chrysler PT Cruiser Street Cruiser II 5 Door Wagon
27.5
65
0
52.5
Honda Accord Euro Sedan
42.5
65
0
48
Honda Accord 3.0l V6 Vtec Sedan
35
65
0
46.5
Hyundai Sonata Sedan
22.5
65
0
44
Daewoo Leganza 2.2 Sedan
20
65
0
43.5
PERTH_EURO
10-11-2005, 07:48 PM
would have thought euro and accord would have the same rating
eurosp
11-11-2005, 01:07 AM
Interested in hearing about the security.....
In regards to autolocking will only happen if you unlock the car and no door is opened. Any other time (that is once door is opened) it won't autolock incase you left your keys on the seat or somewhere else inside.
door opening does not include boot opening. if you unlock the car with the remote(not just unlocking the boot with the remote) and then only open the boot, the car will autolock after the boot is close. So if the key is left in the boot, the key will be locked inside.
chosen_one
11-11-2005, 07:30 AM
Has anyone installed an after market security alarm and can it be integrated with the euro's system so that you don't lose the auto locking etc.?
BiLL|z0r
11-11-2005, 09:15 AM
Does the std security system have a glass break sensor?
ngupil
11-11-2005, 10:28 AM
Does the std security system have a glass break sensor?
no .. there is no sensor or whatsoever in the standard security system in euro. the only sensor that it has is the one when you open up the lock manually from the inside and open up the door
eurosp
11-11-2005, 11:56 AM
The standard security is only an engine immobiliser, I think?
aaronng
11-11-2005, 12:50 PM
The standard security is only an engine immobiliser, I think?
Just an immobiliser and the horn as am alarm if the car is started without first disarming or the door is unlocked manually from the inside by hand.
euro77
11-11-2005, 04:42 PM
Has anyone installed an after market security alarm and can it be integrated with the euro's system so that you don't lose the auto locking etc.?
yes, EuroAccord13 has after market alarm controlled using the original honda key
eurotrash
11-11-2005, 07:19 PM
"door opening does not include boot opening. if you unlock the car with the remote(not just unlocking the boot with the remote) and then only open the boot, the car will autolock after the boot is close. So if the key is left in the boot, the key will be locked inside."
LOL.... I have done this twice at the beach.
jl88rl
12-11-2005, 03:36 PM
"door opening does not include boot opening. if you unlock the car with the remote(not just unlocking the boot with the remote) and then only open the boot, the car will autolock after the boot is close. So if the key is left in the boot, the key will be locked inside."
LOL.... I have done this twice at the beach.
Ive done this under Strathfield car radio to check my 6x9s i moved the car forward a bit blocked the driveway... of course it took NRMA an hour to get in there after all the complaints
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