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03-03-07, 05:55 PM
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alarm removal
As you may know im breaking my bike and have got stuck with getting the alarm off. If i try to disconect the battery the alarm goes off. I have it in service mode but this doesnt seem to help
The alarm is a datatool one, i think a veto, but i dont have any manuals for it. When it comes to electrics im not what you would call compitent infact id say im rubbish with them. any ideas are greatly appreciated. |
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03-03-07, 06:22 PM
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Re: alarm removal
If it's the veto, you'll need to remove the cover (security bit needed) and disconnect the internal battery (like a PP3).
Cheers Mark.
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03-03-07, 07:03 PM
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Re: alarm removal
I HATE ALARMS!!! just needed to get that off my chest.
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04-03-07, 10:35 AM
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Re: alarm removal
Found this manual for you on the DataTool web site.
http://www.datatool.co.uk/pdfs/veto_evo_ug.pdf hth's
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04-03-07, 11:41 AM
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Re: alarm removal
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My dad ripped my alarm/imobiliser thingy out right away when I got the bike, as it would start for him when he took it to get restricted. Stupid bloody thing! Matt |
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04-03-07, 11:44 PM
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Re: alarm removal
I'm pretty happy now that I no longer have an immobiliser... Probably been quite handy in the past as I've got some bad key habits, but it's nice to have one less thing to go wrong. Some of the wiring in the "pro" fitment job was horrendous too, no wonder it was giving me grief.
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05-03-07, 12:25 PM
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Re: alarm removal
I managed to get it appart without too much difficuilty just had to get a set of touque spits (sp?) to get the thing undone then just popped the 9v battery out and all is good. it suprised me how easy it was to do actually.
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