Cheesy alarm chirp question
#11
04-22-2008 | 09:58 PM
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From: Mesa, Az.
RE: Cheesy alarm chirp question
ORIGINAL: joe.1955
Sorry to hear that.
I should get mine back from the shop in a couple of hours and I'l try it out.
Hard to believe there is a difference between the '07 and '08 model alarms, but I guess it's possible since it wasn't in your manual.
ORIGINAL: Sneaky
Ok I tried the instructions in the manual about15 times and no luck......
Ok I tried the instructions in the manual about15 times and no luck......
I should get mine back from the shop in a couple of hours and I'l try it out.
Hard to believe there is a difference between the '07 and '08 model alarms, but I guess it's possible since it wasn't in your manual.
Just got my bike back from the shop and I followed the instructions but couldn't get my '08 to go into "chirpless" mode either.
No more time to mess with it, heading to Laughlin in the morning.
#13
04-22-2008 | 11:29 PM
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
RE: Cheesy alarm chirp question
ORIGINAL: up in minot
Yeah, I am one of the cheap-o's to get the "sirenless" ones. Those blinking lights scare NO ONE, my 3 year old daughter loves to watch 'em though, but at least the starter gets disabled still...Not likea coulple guys who really wanted it and had two skateboards couldn't have it though... Guess that's true for ANY bike.
Yeah, I am one of the cheap-o's to get the "sirenless" ones. Those blinking lights scare NO ONE, my 3 year old daughter loves to watch 'em though, but at least the starter gets disabled still...Not likea coulple guys who really wanted it and had two skateboards couldn't have it though... Guess that's true for ANY bike.
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