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Related: About this forumremoving a %$#*&(@ing alarm?
truck won't start - alarm won't shut off - have two hand/keychain "off" thingies, neither of them are working. Is there a small battery in the alarm itself (not the vehicle battery)?
Anybody know how to take these stupid things out? I hate it anyway. All they do is go off when they shouldn't. I would never buy one on purpose, this came on the truck - I thought it was aftermarket, installed by the previous owner, but husband is saying he thinks it came with the truck.
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removing a %$#*&(@ing alarm? (Original Post)
Kali
May 2012
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intaglio
(8,170 posts)1. Pray it is not embedded in the engine management system n/t
MiniMe
(21,840 posts)2. There is usually a button battery the remote handheld.
I have had a few friends who have had problems with alarms going off for no reason.
Kali
(56,007 posts)3. we have two of those, no way could both have dead batteries on the same day -
it has to be the alarm unit itself.
jtyler79asia
(24 posts)4. beats me, really.
jtyler79asia
(24 posts)5. good question.
jtyler79asia
(24 posts)6. i have no clue.
jtyler79asia
(24 posts)7. i hate alarms.
jtyler79asia
(24 posts)8. well uh..
jtyler79asia
(24 posts)9. erm....