trooper alarm goes off by itself
bergmannart
03-06-2005, 02:06 PM
My 2001 Isuzu Trooper alarm goes off by itself, I've pulled the horn relay and it still goes off ,any ideas?
amigo-2k
03-06-2005, 10:01 PM
check our hood pins and rear door pins.
bergmannart
03-06-2005, 11:12 PM
check our hood pins and rear door pins.
Thats what a mechanic freind suggested todaay...THanks Amigo-2k
Thats what a mechanic freind suggested todaay...THanks Amigo-2k
wgcrawford
05-05-2005, 05:59 PM
What is meant by the hood PIN or the rear door PIN?
Thanks
Thanks
troopernubie
08-25-2005, 11:05 PM
Thats what a mechanic freind suggested todaay...THanks Amigo-2k
So, whatever happened? Did you try it, did it work?
Everytime I lock my doors, either manually, with the door, or with the remote, 10 minutes my alarm is going off. It's like clockwork. I can't even lock my door now. I wonder if this is the issue.
So, whatever happened? Did you try it, did it work?
Everytime I lock my doors, either manually, with the door, or with the remote, 10 minutes my alarm is going off. It's like clockwork. I can't even lock my door now. I wonder if this is the issue.
rodeo02
08-26-2005, 11:49 AM
So, whatever happened? Did you try it, did it work?
Everytime I lock my doors, either manually, with the door, or with the remote, 10 minutes my alarm is going off. It's like clockwork. I can't even lock my door now. I wonder if this is the issue.
I'd bet it is. Look for the rubber boot covered switch mounted in the engine compartment (usually near the left fender). It's supposed to contact the underside of the hood when the hood is closed. You can bend the switch mount upwards to make a more positive contact with the hood. Another 'fix' is to just disconnect the alarm horn.
G/luck
Joel
Everytime I lock my doors, either manually, with the door, or with the remote, 10 minutes my alarm is going off. It's like clockwork. I can't even lock my door now. I wonder if this is the issue.
I'd bet it is. Look for the rubber boot covered switch mounted in the engine compartment (usually near the left fender). It's supposed to contact the underside of the hood when the hood is closed. You can bend the switch mount upwards to make a more positive contact with the hood. Another 'fix' is to just disconnect the alarm horn.
G/luck
Joel
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