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My recently aquired 04 AE C2 beeps at me around 5 seconds after it is started from cold. The beeps are high pitched and are coming from the LH dashboard and vary between two and five in number. I think the car may have a tracker fitted, it has PCM2 with phone module. Any ideas on the beeps gratefully received??
Ta... how do I turn it off and why does it give differing numbers of beeps? The car came with (I assume) a tracker piece of hardware - a small (3cm x 5cm approx) black plastic slab with a barcode, like a small remote with no buttons; does this need to be in the car and what is it?
Have the same with my car, which was fitted with a little unit that you have to keep on you (or in the car if you don't care) if the car is moved without the unit on board it send a single to a central tracking station (not the same company as Tracker, cant recall the name for now and as its snowing I don't feel inclined to go and look!).
In my case I have two little units a bit like overweight after eight mints. I don't subscribe to the service so I just leave them both in car, not even sure if the company is still trading as I had not heard of them and when I googled the name they appeared t have been taken over buy yet another company I cant recall.
I know, not that helpful but at least we both know its nothing to worry about - in fact kinda gives it a high tech feel when you switch on. As and when I can get car open I will post the company info for you....
Apologies for the delay, have been waylaid by man flu!
Anyhow, the company is / was called NavTrak -the web address was
www.navtrack.com
but no longer seems active and just forwards to some odd German language marketing company...
BUT
if you use a website a system such as
http://www.archive.org/
you can see quite a lot of what it used to be, just type in the old navtrack address on home page and it will bring up a whole pile of links to archived copies of the site - once agin sorry for delay.
