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OK have you tried resetting the alarm? Which alarm do you have? I assume you are using an alarm key fob? Remove the negative lead from the battery and replace it.. I had a problem with the alarm/central locking once where that was the case. My reset involves holding both buttons on the keyfob of my cobra alarm for over 10 seconds then re-pressing the main button

I have been told that, if unplugging the white connector lets central locking work, it's the sensor that plug runs to that needs replacing ie the one I am changing. try leaving it unplugged and see if it continues to work.. supposedly that sensor stops central locking if broken as it misleads the central locking. I believe the central locking relay is much more expensive than than the sensor. It's probably best to peer in with a torch to see if the sensor has broken away from the back of the door lock barrel before spending money.. :):)

OK mine ia a 96 jap import but this is the pic from the Toyota EPC program http://i611.photobucket.com/albums/tt200/supraman54/toyota/lockpart.jpg

The part is a sensor that clips over the back of the door keylock mechanism and has three wires that go from that to a white multiway connector (the wires are a couple of feet long) If that's the part I can look in the electronic parts catalogue and get it for you

Out of interest, I sourced this direct from Toyota at a quoted price of £37 so, whilst it's not cheap, it could be worse.. :rolleyes:

Matt ....is that the microswitch that pushes onto the back of the door lock barrel? If so is it cool just to disconnect it on the white multiway half way down the door.. Having a real job getting a replacement and It seems to be stopping the central locking from working in it's current state cheers:rolleyes:

Hi .. this connector, loom and switch has broken on mine since getting fragile in sub zero temps.. does anyone know where will I be able to get one and can I get a part number maybe? I know it is called the door lock/unlock detector switch.. cheers

I love mine.... I can wash my Supe and her Clio in record time... I do agree though, that it's not wise to do it when the sun has a chance to dry it out before it's rinsed itself properly.

You mean, I think the 300 as in 300 kilobits per sec and the 30 you quote would be 30 Kilobytes per sec. It's the most misunderstood factor, isn't it, the difference between the bit and the byte. I do agree though that it's still bloody slow, especially if you want to run a dedicated games server or maintain files on a remote site by FTP.

Its actually 300K and it was 256 before....

The download limit won't start till later in 2005 when they will produce a program or method for users to keep tabs on their totals. They also state they won't act unless people are taking the p**s and going over the top. I upgraded to 3 meg yesterday online and am quite chuffed NTL