What is a toad ai606 and why would I Want One?
What is a Toad AI606 and why would I want one? The Toad AI606 is a Thatcham CAT 1 approved Alarm and Immobiliser, the Toad AI606 is recognised by insurance companies, so if you need an CAT 1 to get insurance cover or to lower the premium but do not want to fork out up 300 then this is the way to go.
How often does a toad chirp to disarm a car?
If the entire vehicle is closed correctly and your wiring is good the Toad will chirp once to arm and chirp twice to disarm. If the Toad chips 4 Times you have a problem with the boot or bonnet switch. If the Toad chips 5 Times you have a problem with the door switches.
How to fit a toad immobiliser to a car?
To fit the bonnet plunger is very important, as this trigger is there to stop a thief getting under the bonnet and ripping the siren out of the car making it easy for than to then override and steel. Find a suitable place on the slam panel to mount the plunger. Drill a 10mm hole and fix the trigger in place with the supplied security screw.
Why is my toad alarm not working properly?
If the Toad chips 5 Times you have a problem with the door switches. If the Toad chips 6 Times you have a problem with the Ultrasonic sensors. If the Toad chips 7 Times you have a problem with the ignition. All being well the Toad will be working correctly, next you can go about setting up the functions.
How to fit a toad ai606 alarm and immobiliser?
The AI606 or Toad is cheap to buy (100 inc delivery) and simple to fit. It is a very good Alarm and Immobiliser which has a remote key fob to switch on and off. You can link the Toad up to your central locking system so that when you arm it the vehicle locks, you can also link it up to you electric windows for a full closure system.
If the entire vehicle is closed correctly and your wiring is good the Toad will chirp once to arm and chirp twice to disarm. If the Toad chips 4 Times you have a problem with the boot or bonnet switch. If the Toad chips 5 Times you have a problem with the door switches.
To fit the bonnet plunger is very important, as this trigger is there to stop a thief getting under the bonnet and ripping the siren out of the car making it easy for than to then override and steel. Find a suitable place on the slam panel to mount the plunger. Drill a 10mm hole and fix the trigger in place with the supplied security screw.
What kind of Car do you need to drive a toad?
If you’re primarily going to use the car as a toad, then you don’t want to spend a ton of money on it. However, if you plan on using the vehicle you want to use as a toad as your daily driver, too, then consider getting a newer model and perhaps looking for one of the higher trim level options.