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Alarm Internal Sensor On The Iq?


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Hi Chaps

Silly question perhaps but as I don't have the handbook with me here thought I'd ask the question.

If I park my car in a very secure location right outside my office window and want to leave the windows down a bit for ventilation, Can I? Does the iQ have an internal sensor for the alarm that will sound every time a slight breeze blows through the windows?

I know the simple answer is try it but don't want to annoy any other people in the building :)

Cheers

Craig.


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There isnt any air movement sensors in the iQ so you can leave the windows open

David

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Excellent, Cheers David.

I didn't try it today but will leave them open a bit when parked at work next week assuming the hot weather continues. Saves cooking the interior. :)

Cheers

Craig.

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Of course you could try just winding them down and sticking your head in tomorrow

David

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If you have the wind deflectors fitted you can leave the windows open about 2" without it looking like they are open, but will still get some ventilation.


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No wind deflectors fitted yet but might do them in the future, buffeting at higher speeds with the windows open is quite noticeable. I know I have an aircon button but I like the wind in my hair occasionally. :)

I have now tried the windows open and locking approach at work and it is fine. No hint of alarm activity so that is good, a slightly cooler car when parked in the sun all day. :)

Craig.

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Thats good. I dont have much hair so not bothered if the wind is in it or not Ha Ha

David

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