well done matt for trying your best,even dismantling the boot to help to try an solve the issue.hope it works out for you soon scott especially now with the alarm going off with it when locked.regards stephen

4 hours ago, sburt93 said:

So update,

last sunday night i broke and decided it would be a good idea To start pulling out fueses, one by one so pull one lock it wait for it to flash unlock it put it back in e.t.c which didnt work so just left the alarm fuse out and left it unlocked for two days. wednesday i park it at work and decide to lock it i go away for the night as i work away and i come back and its not flashed, guys at the unit say it hasnt flashed once it didnt flash that night yesterday or last night nor this morning thus far, very weird as it was supposed to be diagnosed today with a proper scanner not a carly scanner. So far its fixed it self unless its because its dry and warmer now 🤷🏽‍♂️who knows, but noticed that the mmi screen is almost like blinking while on 🤦🏽the mystery continues..

So is the alarm fuse still out, I’ve read about a seperate battery to do with the alarm system that has proven to be problematic. I would double check the seating of any fuses to do with the mmi incase your screen flicker is down to a poor connection 

14 minutes ago, Sid2020 said:

So is the alarm fuse still out, I’ve read about a seperate battery to do with the alarm system that has proven to be problematic. I would double check the seating of any fuses to do with the mmi incase your screen flicker is down to a poor connection 

Yes i put it back in earlier and after an hour it started going off again so went and took it back out but lost it in the process to the void below the fuse carrier 

1 hour ago, alpha omega said:

well done matt for trying your best,even dismantling the boot to help to try an solve the issue.hope it works out for you soon scott especially now with the alarm going off with it when locked.regards stephen

Thankyou 

Just a thought, you don’t have anything in this compartment on your car like a security pass for work or electrical Devi ce with nfc or magnets as it has been known to cause alarm issues as confuses the car into thinking you’ve left your key in the area. This is the designated area to place your key to start your car if the fob battery goes flat 

So finally had a diagnostics guy look at my car today the only thing he could really find that would link to the alarm going off is the fuel tank cap being faulty even though it still works fine at the current time so hes completely removed the alarm system from the coding to stop it so that seems to of been the culprit on this occasion 

1 hour ago, sburt93 said:

So finally had a diagnostics guy look at my car today the only thing he could really find that would link to the alarm going off is the fuel tank cap being faulty even though it still works fine at the current time so hes completely removed the alarm system from the coding to stop it so that seems to of been the culprit on this occasion 

Glad you’ve found a solution to get around the problem