"smart" security system
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The security system (with siren) on the Iron 883 is malfunctioning and doesn't disarm with the fob or the PIN. All the dealer can tell me is bring it in and we'll have a look. That's fine, I say, but can you tell me how to disconnect the siren (which is optional to the basic system) so I don't have to hear it while I'm loading and hauling it out? "That might void your warranty on the system if you (I) disconnect anything." I kind of get that BUT can anyone tell me if the siren (not the entire system connection) is easy enough to get at so that I could unplug it at home and plug it back when I'm around the corner from the dealer? That thing is LOUD! Thanks
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If the siren is the same as the one on my dads Road King it has it's own separate battery so disconnecting the main battery on the bike won't do you any good. I know to unplug the siren we had to disconnect the main fuse with the alarm already disarmed. If you try this with the system armed it will go off. So I'm not sure what options you really have other then taking it up there with it on. Maybe you could get them to pick the bike up so they have to deal with it.
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if there is a warranty then I would get them to pick it up and handle the default from beginning to end. if they dont then send one of us in there to shop and when the salesman thinks he got a sale, then start telling them how the warranty is important and that you've heard they skate out of their responsibility. leave them with "well i'll consider it" and send another on of us in there the next day.
pretty soon they will understand that we actually considered the warranty a part of the sale.
pretty soon they will understand that we actually considered the warranty a part of the sale.