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Over the last week or so the alarm on my 2010 Ford Focus 1.6tdci keeps randomly going off.. I would be happy if the alarm could be removed but have been informed by ford that is goes through the ecu so can not be removed from the car.. I can't seem to find any problems anywhere.. Has anybody else had the same problem and found a fix for there problem I could try... My neighbours would be pleased lol thanks

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Nah I ant got a fault reader but think I might invest in one because ford want to charge £54 an hour to investigate the problem ....

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over on the FFoc there are some guys in the midlands that have the ELM27 set up, this software runs off a laptop and with the correct cable connects to you car and fault reads amongst other things

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Need a code reader that reads bcmii codes , the alarm triggers are stored in the bcmii ,unusual for alarm to play up on your age of car, you sure the tailgate is not unlocking its self. Thats common.

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So it's been to a ford specialist today and they reckon it's caused by the aftermarket stereo I recently had fitted possible voltage drop.. Anybody know how this could be fixed...?

Here's a pic of the stereopost-58918-142755810145_thumb.jpg

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Sounds like Ford just wanted to blame the one thing that's not theirs... :lol:

The stereo does come on and go off with the ignition yes? If so, shouldn't be any problem.

Do you have a multimeter? If so, test the battery voltage when the alarm goes off.

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My focus will lock with the bonnet/boot open, and not set the alarm off if they're shut/reopened whilst it's still locked. All your door locks/lock brackets are secure and not loose?

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