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daveo138 · 13th April 2022, 11:53

I've had a grovel on the floor and checked F36 again, this time with a meter rather than by eye. Fuse is OK.

I also checked F8 and that is OK too.

While I was there, I pulled F32 again, so the locking is working until the next time I turn on the ignition.

What I have been doing is pressing the internal lock button to lock the doors, then open the driver's door and lock with the key. This doesn't super-lock or arm the alarm, but it also doesn't lock the fuel filler flap, and with the current price of diesel, that's a bit of a worry

I have considered replacing F32 with a couple of fly leads, an inline fuse and a push-to-break switch, so I can effectively reset the system before getting out and locking the car on the remote.

13th April 2022, 11:53	#6
daveo138 Gets stuck in Rover 75 Tourer Join Date: Mar 2022 Location: Chesterfield Posts: 675 Thanks: 206 Thanked 69 Times in 53 Posts	I've had a grovel on the floor and checked F36 again, this time with a meter rather than by eye. Fuse is OK. I also checked F8 and that is OK too. While I was there, I pulled F32 again, so the locking is working until the next time I turn on the ignition. What I have been doing is pressing the internal lock button to lock the doors, then open the driver's door and lock with the key. This doesn't super-lock or arm the alarm, but it also doesn't lock the fuel filler flap, and with the current price of diesel, that's a bit of a worry I have considered replacing F32 with a couple of fly leads, an inline fuse and a push-to-break switch, so I can effectively reset the system before getting out and locking the car on the remote.