Wind setting alarm off

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So I'm sitting here having to go up to the window every now and then because the wind is setting the car alarm off. Does anyone else get this? :p
 
No?

I would suggest that you have a draught letting air through into the cabin, setting the sensors off. Do you get excessive wind noise whilst driving?
 
No?

I would suggest that you have a draught letting air through into the cabin, setting the sensors off. Do you get excessive wind noise whilst driving?

Yeah a little, I think its one of the rear windows, I wind them up tight but still seem a bit noisy. It's an MG ZS so the road noise is awful at all times anyway :D
 
There's no sensor input on the ZS that would cause an alarm trigger from wind ingress.

It'll be a mis-adjusted door micro switch, or the wind pushing on the doors, moving them slightly even though the door is properly shut, that's enough to set off the volumetric alarm sensor trigger.

I miss my ZS and it's road noise :(
 
I get this with my ZS even with a light breeze if any window is the slightest bit open. Locking it with the key rather than the remote fob avoids it though, I think I read it disables the motion sensor.
As long as all the windows are all the way up though, never had a problem when locking it with the fob even in the high winds recently.
 
So I'm sitting here having to go up to the window every now and then because the wind is setting the car alarm off. Does anyone else get this? :p

my car alarm only goes off if im sitting in the car. You can strip the car of its bumpers, spoiler, skirts and wheels and most body panels without the alarm going off... Stupid Ford... :mad:
 
my car alarm only goes off if im sitting in the car. You can strip the car of its bumpers, spoiler, skirts and wheels and most body panels without the alarm going off... Stupid Ford... :mad:

And you still can't hear it at that.
 
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