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De-Locking

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Thinking about De-Locking my Polo Sport and was wondering what would happen if the remote failed. I know I could go through the boot but as soon as it’s opened the alarm goes off.

Is there a way to de-activate the alarm and release the dead lock?
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The alarm should not go off if you open with the key, many a time I have open my boot with the key and the alarm has not gone off. Just keep an eye on the battery
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If you unlock the boot the alarm will de-activate like normal won't it :)
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i've never opened my car via the boot key, but if i unlock the car fully, and only open theboot my alarm goes off as the car self locks. (if that what you mean?)

i had my 6n totaly de-locked, just keep as eye on the battery of the car AND the fob. it's a good mod as it's also safer 8)
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Tested it today and the alarm goes off as soon as I open the boot (without de-activating the alarm from the fob).

Does anyone know what would happen if I un-locked the boot and climbed through into the car and tried to start the engine? I want to try it but I think I'll get some funny looks if I do it outside my accommodation lol. I mite try it when I go home for Christmas though.

I really want to do this mod but I don't want to get caught out with one of the batteries dying as I spend a lot of time away from home.
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is it a standard alarm or after market one?
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Standard Factory Alarm.
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If you unlock the boot, and climb in without deactivating it, it will always go off
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Now I’m back at home for the Xmas I decide to see what happened if I went go through the boot.

Well, I opened the boot (alarm started to go off), claimed through and tried to start the engine…

Bingo the engine started, the alarm stopped and the deadlock was released.

De-locking is now under way… :D
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