HELP - Bike Won't Start - ALARM
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HELP - Bike Won't Start - ALARM
[:@]Ok, I need your help. I have an alarm on my bike, that I know Nothing about. The original owner had it installed, years ago. He only did it, to save on Ins. cost, he never used it. When I bought the bike last year, I just changed the keyfob battery and everything worked great. Now to my problem. I just had a new starter installed and now thebike won't start? I beleive the alarm has disabled the bike? I have no paperwork for the system at all? The keyfob says Nothing on it, is just has an Orange Dog's head, wearing a Spiked collar on it. I thought it was a Bulldog Alarm, but I called them and it's not their system. ANYONE have Any idea, who makes this system? I can't even find the dam Brains of the alarm? Talking to a few alarm guys, they think I need to re-program the system, most likely through the blinker switches (need to add a code).
HELP....
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Dave...
HELP....
Thanks,
Dave...
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RE: HELP - Bike Won't Start - ALARM
Try this link and see if it matches your key fob. It's just a starter relay cutoff, you may need to re-mate the fob to it, see their support for instructions, or you can try just shaking it real good near the bike, it works off motion.
http://www.digitalguarddawg.com/
http://www.digitalguarddawg.com/
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ORIGINAL: johnltex
Try this link and see if it matches your key fob. It's just a starter relay cutoff, you may need to re-mate the fob to it, see their support for instructions, or you can try just shaking it real good near the bike, it works off motion.
http://www.digitalguarddawg.com/
Try this link and see if it matches your key fob. It's just a starter relay cutoff, you may need to re-mate the fob to it, see their support for instructions, or you can try just shaking it real good near the bike, it works off motion.
http://www.digitalguarddawg.com/
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Dave...
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RE: HELP - Bike Won't Start - ALARM
You might think about taking it to a reputable mechanic and having all of that alarm stuff removed and returning that part of the bike to stock configuration. In my opinion, the less electronic crap that can disable your bike, the better!
Wishing you the best of luck,
John
Wishing you the best of luck,
John
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ORIGINAL: jpooch00
You might think about taking it to a reputable mechanic and having all of that alarm stuff removed and returning that part of the bike to stock configuration. In my opinion, the less electronic crap that can disable your bike, the better!
Wishing you the best of luck,
John
You might think about taking it to a reputable mechanic and having all of that alarm stuff removed and returning that part of the bike to stock configuration. In my opinion, the less electronic crap that can disable your bike, the better!
Wishing you the best of luck,
John
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OK, it's Not a Bulldog system, I've already called them. Here's the story:
I dropped off the bike with my mech. to get a new starter. After the new starter was installed, the bike Actually started and ran for about 3 seconds, then quit. Then, everytime he turned the ignition ON, the bike would Chirp twice, but the starter will not crank when start button was pressed? He calls me and I tell him, that's not how the Alarm Normally works. I have my wife drop off the keyfob to him. He then hits the disarm button, bike chirps correctly and starter now cranks on start button, but no Spark coming from the Coil? The Alarm will set ok and if the ignition is turned-on, while the alarm is set, the horn goes off (correctly) also the disarm button seems to work correctly. But still, no spark from the coil. We (and a few other alarm friends) seem to think, the Alarm know the Starter was unplugged/removed and has set itself to Lock-out mode. I don't have any manual to reset the Lock-out? Everything else has (Supposedly) been checked. I'm away on business, so I haven't had a look-see for myself yet. I will when I get back on Wednesday and can then send a picture of the keyfob too.
Thanks,
Dave...
I dropped off the bike with my mech. to get a new starter. After the new starter was installed, the bike Actually started and ran for about 3 seconds, then quit. Then, everytime he turned the ignition ON, the bike would Chirp twice, but the starter will not crank when start button was pressed? He calls me and I tell him, that's not how the Alarm Normally works. I have my wife drop off the keyfob to him. He then hits the disarm button, bike chirps correctly and starter now cranks on start button, but no Spark coming from the Coil? The Alarm will set ok and if the ignition is turned-on, while the alarm is set, the horn goes off (correctly) also the disarm button seems to work correctly. But still, no spark from the coil. We (and a few other alarm friends) seem to think, the Alarm know the Starter was unplugged/removed and has set itself to Lock-out mode. I don't have any manual to reset the Lock-out? Everything else has (Supposedly) been checked. I'm away on business, so I haven't had a look-see for myself yet. I will when I get back on Wednesday and can then send a picture of the keyfob too.
Thanks,
Dave...
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