Gazz

Thanks for the DVD guide. Where did you find the memory circuit information? Can you put the link here? I've had an auto electrician today suggest that it could be to do with the alarm. There is a battery pack that can fail and I have a replacement. I will check tomorrow. The bluetooth module was disconnected years ago and this has never caused an issue. I will publish the outcome tomorrow.

Can anyone help please? I've identified a parasitc battery drain of 0.53A is being caused by the circuit protected by Fuse 7 of the driver side fuses. When this fues is removed the drain drops to 0.01A. Can anyone identify what is protected by fuse 7 that may be causing the drain? Or have the wiring diagrams showing this circuit? Or a tester that could find it? The only information I can find is a book symbol with an i in it which equates to "back up"??? (I had a previous drain caused by the bluetooth circuit which I cured by disconnecting the module.) This was done by Hond a quite a price.... Anyhelp would be much appreciated.

Hi everyone thanks for your thoughts. I'm not sure where any of the sensors are nor how I would access them. Having driven with the siren disconnected the for a while (my simple fix) the immobiliser has now kicked in and the dash lights up but no ignition. Can anyone recommend an auto electrician that would know the Legend wiring?

After replacing the battery with the +Ve terminal apparently fully tightend and miles of driving later the arlarm suddenly decides to sound on unlocking the doors with the remote. I found that the +ve terminal was loose due to the post being slightly under sized which I have packed with some lead to ensure a firm connection. The fault is still there various efforts at unlock relock key lock in door ignition on it would silence but start sounding again. Even with the engine running! I have removed the siren connector for now. Does anyone have any idea what this may be or how to diagnos it and how to fix it?