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What Are These Sensors On The Front Door Pillars?


ProwlingTiger
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When I had my first carina, I didnt know much about them back then and I noted it had two sensor type things fitted on the pillars either side of the windscreen inside the car just above the dash. I thought nothing of them and thought someone had installed an old alarm as they didnt do anything.

Now I have got another Carina, I have the same sensors in the same place, and this time one of them flashes when it sensors movement. Is this an alarm as I cant find anything in the engine bay that resembles an alarm, and the keys I have are diffferent as the barrel locks had to be changed ect so not sure if they have a chip in them.

Does anyone else have these installed on their Carina and know what they do?

Any help on this would be appreciated as I am very baffled by it, and nothing in the manufactures books mention anything about it?

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Without sounding stupid, how? Do i just attatch a file as requested below were it says "attachments"?

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Without sounding stupid, how? Do i just attatch a file as requested below were it says "attachments"?

These are motion sensors for the alarm.

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THanx for that Trev.

I had an idea they were but unsure, but no idea the car had an alarm.....nothng is the user manuals about the alarm which i find strange? How do i know if it works? There are no extra buttons in the cabin or anything so would have no idea how to turn it on or off. All i got with the car was 2 keys, one for the ignition and the other for the locks as locks had to be changed.

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You can only turn it on off by the two button remotes that you don't have. There is a thread on here somewhere on how to disable the alarm.

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