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Bike Alarm Removal

Discussion in 'Mechanical' started by Tony, Oct 1, 2011.

  1. Tony

    Tony Moderator Staff Member Moderator +

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    Hi All,

    Does anyone know of anyone who can remove bike alarms? Eastbourne area if possible as the bike is dead in my garage. Thanks
     
    Tony, Oct 1, 2011
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  2. Ducky

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    Could you not just trace the alarm wires and rejoin the loom where it's been spliced?
     
    Ducky, Oct 1, 2011
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  3. Kevin Taylor

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    Would that be a Datatool by any chance:npoint:
     
    Kevin Taylor, Oct 3, 2011
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  4. Tony

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    Hi Kevin, No its a Meta 357t. Thanks
     
    Tony, Oct 3, 2011
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  5. Ducky

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    Good alarms those! :thumbsup:
     
    Ducky, Oct 3, 2011
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  6. Kevin Taylor

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    Got one on the daytona, freebie, courtesy of Sturdey's being a little bit forgetful in checking the original datatool before selling it too me 'with an alarm'.
     
    Kevin Taylor, Oct 3, 2011
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  7. sara-gaz

    sara-gaz 125 +

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    My brother removed my meta on my SV650. He had to remove it from the loom and reconnect the wires together. Took him about 2 hours! but he done it with no training beforehand lol
     
    sara-gaz, Oct 4, 2011
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  8. GuzziRob

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    Can I ask why?
     
    GuzziRob, Oct 4, 2011
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  9. sara-gaz

    sara-gaz 125 +

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    he removed it cuz it decided to just die meaning my bike wouldn't start. i rang meta and was told my alarm was 10 years old and needed replacing. they wanted over £400 for a new one so i had my brother remove it.
     
    sara-gaz, Oct 4, 2011
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  10. Tony

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    Thats the same scenario i'm having, going to try and remove it the weekend
     
    Tony, Oct 4, 2011
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  11. ro06k5

    ro06k5 Sport Tourer +

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    Here is a fitting guide for the M357 to you.

    Removal is the reverse of installation.... I think:confused:

    Hope it's useful....
     

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  12. ro06k5

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    Oops, forgot this one.... it's a pinout table.
     

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  13. deano81

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    tend to find alot of issues caused by failing backup batteries.. most of them are little nicd/nimh battery units soldered into large cells. they give up after a while and spill their guts and the resulting mess shorts terminals and corrodes the traces on the pcb... had a similar issue witht the solalarm on the ninja.. i took the control box out, cracked it open and clean up all the traces and corroded components and works a charm now... still need to make a suitable nimh backup battery for it but works fine without just wont work when disconnected from battery
     
    deano81, Oct 4, 2011
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  14. Tony

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    ro06k5 you are a star mate, thanks very much for the tables :g1::10:
     
    Tony, Oct 4, 2011
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  15. Tony

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    Hi deano, thanks for the info mate, the alarm is 11 years old and to be honest i dont really leave the bike anywhere. so a rip out will be better i think.:TY:
     
    Tony, Oct 4, 2011
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  16. Tony

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    Thanks for your help, after a couple of hours i managed to take the alarm out, bike now running fine and dandy :whoo:
     
    Tony, Oct 9, 2011
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  17. ramrider

    ramrider Race Rep +

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    cool:thumbsup:
     
    ramrider, Oct 10, 2011
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  18. Tony

    Tony Moderator Staff Member Moderator +

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    Is that a picture of anyone you know? :g1:
     
    Tony, Oct 10, 2011
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  19. ro06k5

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    :thumbsup: Isn't it nice to just turn a key and start the bike :thumbsup:
     
    ro06k5, Oct 10, 2011
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  20. Tony

    Tony Moderator Staff Member Moderator +

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    oh yes :MC::skip:
     
    Tony, Oct 10, 2011
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