I remember some talk about replacing the alarm battery in the siren in order to stop the main battery going flat, Jack I think ?
How do I go about trying to do this ?
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Posts: 1562 Fri, 29-Jan-2010 08:49 Guru mechanic |
I just called Lazerline and asked how I bought it, they did it over the phone. No fitment instructions but it isn't difficult to take the siren apart.
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Posts: 2554 Sat, 30-Jan-2010 01:43 Major mechanic deity |
It's a pack of round flat batteries that plug into the PCB inside the alarm.
I ordered mine from my local alarm shop and they came a week later. Took about 40 mins to take the old one out and put the new one back in and with a great sense of anticipation I switched it back on and ................ it made no difference whatsoever. The guy who sorted mine out told me the Lazerline 996s have a habit of wearing out after 10 years. They tend to get a form of electronic alzheimers and start forgeting what car they are in or where they are - and imobilising your car at the most inconvienient, erratic times - or at least won't start again until they have had a 20 mins nap - if you've got any of the symptoms that I had it might be best to start thinking about a new alarm - read this link http://marcosforum.org/topic/4556/t/Laserline-996-Imobiliser.html
Last Edited By: zeke kaval Sat, 30-Jan-2010 01:55.
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