Alarm siren unit - just checking...

Bonefishblues · Jun 13th, 2019, 19:27

...that they can be removed, fettled (new battery I hope, unless it's leaked) and replaced without having to re-code, just plug it back in, and that there's no issues with the immobiliser kicking in?

...and that until removed I can pull the fuse to stop random sounding?

Is there a way that the two parts of the siren unit can be separated without having to saw/cut them apart? That's what I did last time, but in the back of my mind is the thought that I didn't have to do that next time!

TIA.

XC70Bob · Jun 14th, 2019, 10:05

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Originally Posted by Bonefishblues

...that they can be removed, fettled (new battery I hope, unless it's leaked) and replaced without having to re-code, just plug it back in, and that there's no issues with the immobiliser kicking in?

...and that until removed I can pull the fuse to stop random sounding?

Is there a way that the two parts of the siren unit can be separated without having to saw/cut them apart? That's what I did last time, but in the back of my mind is the thought that I didn't have to do that next time!

TIA.

in order
yes/no issues
yes
no the 2 parts are glued together

Bonefishblues · Jun 14th, 2019, 10:27

That'll do me thanks

barrybritcher · Jun 14th, 2019, 13:24

it's just a siren module so you can rip it out and motor along. The only fault will be only flashing lights when the alarm goes off - no sound

Bonefishblues · Jun 14th, 2019, 13:39

If I rip it out I may as well chuck it back in with a new battery tbh, assuming we've not had a leak.

Bonefishblues · Jun 14th, 2019, 22:40

I'm guessing that more people have climbed Everest than found Alarm fuse 8...

barrybritcher · Jun 15th, 2019, 16:01

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Originally Posted by bonefishblues

if i rip it out i may as well chuck it back in with a new battery tbh, assuming we've not had a leak.

i'm 2 for 2 on boards being corroded so i give up from now on. Rip it out, move on with life

Jun 13th, 2019, 19:27	#1
Bonefishblues Premier Member Last Online: Today 00:10 Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Near Bicester, Oxon	Alarm siren unit - just checking... ...that they can be removed, fettled (new battery I hope, unless it's leaked) and replaced without having to re-code, just plug it back in, and that there's no issues with the immobiliser kicking in? ...and that until removed I can pull the fuse to stop random sounding? Is there a way that the two parts of the siren unit can be separated without having to saw/cut them apart? That's what I did last time, but in the back of my mind is the thought that I didn't have to do that next time! TIA.

Jun 14th, 2019, 13:24	#4
barrybritcher Flaccid Member Last Online: Apr 15th, 2024 16:09 Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: Norwich	it's just a siren module so you can rip it out and motor along. The only fault will be only flashing lights when the alarm goes off - no sound __________________ 2001 Volvo S60 T5 SE 2.3 Geartronic (Scrapped) 2007 Volvo S60 T5 SE 2.4 Geartronic (Sold) 2008 Volvo V70 D5 SE Sport Geartronic (Current)

Jun 14th, 2019, 10:27	#3
Bonefishblues Premier Member Last Online: Today 00:10 Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Near Bicester, Oxon	That'll do me thanks

Jun 14th, 2019, 13:39	#5
Bonefishblues Premier Member Last Online: Today 00:10 Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Near Bicester, Oxon	If I rip it out I may as well chuck it back in with a new battery tbh, assuming we've not had a leak.

Jun 14th, 2019, 22:40	#6
Bonefishblues Premier Member Last Online: Today 00:10 Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Near Bicester, Oxon	I'm guessing that more people have climbed Everest than found Alarm fuse 8...

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