Thread: Is my D2 Possessed?

Originally Posted by Dazza67

Isnt the double click to superlock the car??
As the way the people broke into it, this will then stop a repeat occurance, making the interior unlock button not work.

By default if you lock the car using the key the volumetric sensors and superlock are disabled, if you use the fob they are activated.

Clicky: VALEO BCU (DISCO II) (SM023)

just ONE press of the fob,,

• Superlock: Superlocking prevents the use of the interior door handles to unlock and open the vehicle doors. This prevents an intruder gaining access to the vehicle by smashing a window to open a door. Pressing the remote transmitter or turning the key in the door lock activates superlocking. The market specification and customer configuration options will determine if superlocking will activate and how it can be set. There are four options:
  
  • No superlocking (NOT FITTED).
  • Pressing the lock button on the remote transmitter, or turning the key once (SINGLE).
  • Pressing the lock button on the remote transmitter once (NO KEY).
  • Pressing the lock button on the remote transmitter, or turning the key twice within 1 second (DOUBLE).
  
  The vehicle needs to be in the correct 'state' before superlocking will activate. These conditions are:
  
  • All doors closed.
  • Ignition key not inserted in ignition switch.
  • Inertia switch not tripped.
  
  

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

why the double click?

Um, who mentioned a double click? My term "quick press" just meant not to hold down for 2 secs. Sorry if I confused.

You can lock the car without activating the volumetric alarm (ie without superlock) by turning the key in the drivers door. Handy if the dog is still in it !!!

Originally Posted by Dazza67

This has happened a few times over the last couple of weeks.
The latest last nite, I pull in the drive about 730pm headlights on and idle down turn lights off grab my crap close the door and walk inside, I double hit the remote lock to lock the car (always do this since it was broken into) and I see the flashes of the indicators as it locks and WTF the headlights turn on! as I said this has happened a few times, Does anyone know what the go is?? i have had a look at the handbook but cant find anything.
All I do when I see this happen is unlock again with the remote and lock again with the remote.

I thought I was going a little batty but last nite I had the son with me.

TIA Dazza

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

why the double click?

Originally Posted by Dazza67

Isnt the double click to superlock the car??
As the way the people broke into it, this will then stop a repeat occurance, making the interior unlock button not work.

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

just ONE press of the fob,,

• Superlock: Superlocking prevents the use of the interior door handles to unlock and open the vehicle doors. This prevents an intruder gaining access to the vehicle by smashing a window to open a door. Pressing the remote transmitter or turning the key in the door lock activates superlocking. The market specification and customer configuration options will determine if superlocking will activate and how it can be set. There are four options:
  
  • No superlocking (NOT FITTED).
  • Pressing the lock button on the remote transmitter, or turning the key once (SINGLE).
  • Pressing the lock button on the remote transmitter once (NO KEY).
  • Pressing the lock button on the remote transmitter, or turning the key twice within 1 second (DOUBLE).
  
  The vehicle needs to be in the correct 'state' before superlocking will activate. These conditions are:
  
  • All doors closed.
  • Ignition key not inserted in ignition switch.
  • Inertia switch not tripped.
  
  

Originally Posted by simonl8353

Um, who mentioned a double click? My term "quick press" just meant not to hold down for 2 secs. Sorry if I confused.

You can lock the car without activating the volumetric alarm (ie without superlock) by turning the key in the drivers door. Handy if the dog is still in it !!!

Put your glasses on Simon