BenSpoon replied:

Head to a car stereo mob or someone that deals with alot of alarms. They may be able to identify the unit from the remote, or by the brain box. From here you may be able to get cheaper additional units. Failing that, if you dont have any of your old alarm's specs, you may be up for the cost of a new alarm...... At least all the wiring is already inplace to save you a bit of cash. This option may even work out cheaper depending on how many remotes you want programmed up.

vitara replied:

Hi Boc1971, my mate works for premier tint they have a fairly wide rande of alarms. As BenSpoon said way up the options of how many remotes you want programmed and the cost of each to the cost of a new alarm. Depening on the model of sr5 they did come out with a factory central locking system but this was activated by the key not a remote so yours is definately an after market type. But as Benspoon said just call into a car hi fi/ alarms eg strathfield car radios (not that I would buy a thing off them clowns my own bad experience while ago never been back) Does it have an overide key so that you can turn the system off under the bonnett if it has a back up battery key slot should be on top of the siren.At least until you get it fixed will still be able to open the door with your key . WARNING your alarm won't be triggered if someone breaks into it and you have turned it off under the bonnet Take Care Vitara

Skinny replied:

Hi Frank, an expensive solution is to go to Tandy or TRIcky Dickie and they sell "learning remotes" Try it in the shop. You just point your old remote at the new one and hold the button andit copies the code.

I suggest if you need more than one it would be cheaper to have a auotelec to fit a new one and be doen withit .

The learning ones are about $50-60 bucks

Skinny

techie replied:

Might want to leave it out in the winter sun for a few hours and let it warm up (evaporate the moisture inside).
The Led stays on because of leakage between tracks turning the LED on.
If you wish I can look at it - I live Nth Shore (chatswood). Pack a picnic lunch and passport and visit the westies for a bit of excitement.
Donk