Dei 504d Double Guard Shock Sensor Alarm - Page 5 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

should be on the tail of tranny left side

Just leave key on for 10 min

You can use this for most of it. Most remote starts/keyless entry/alarm do the same things. Most are even colored the same way. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/460639/Directed-Electronics-Autocommand-25523t.html

I would check your crankshaft sensor , also your fuel filter to make sure it is clear

On most cars, you have to find any hidden screws in the armrests and remove those. Then if you have electric windows/door locks lift up around the base of them with a flat head screwdriver to get them to pop out and be able to unplug them. When that is done, you usually can just lift at the bottom of the door panel and you will unpop the plastic inserts as you work around the door.

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1. look at the temp gauge, is the temp higher than usual? 2. Do you smell coolant? 3. Is the coolant low in your coolant reservoir? 4. Some where you my have leak. 5. Next time before you park your car after driving it home take a large piece of card board or tarp, lay it down, drive over it park, let your car sit awhile. Now see what liquids leaked on it. If you see coolant you have a leak.

I recently tried the on line library site. you can't check out reference books anyway so you might as well look at them at the on line library. You can get a library card on line too if you need one. You can also use E-manuals on line .com Lynn

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try manufacturer or online search

It may not be a problem with the rectifier! IF you are using a AC voltmeter to check your AC input, you need to remember that the function of the rectifier is to convert the AC wave to DC. Are you checking the output voltage on the DC scale?? If you have no DC output you need to check the connections of the rectifier first, but there is a circuit breaker after the rectifier but before the cable exits the case. The breaker usually fails before the rectifier, unless the charger got wet, which allowed corrosion on the connections.

Moms and remote anything don't seem to mix. Had the same issue with my mother in law. Anyway, you should be able to find the model number on the back of the remote. There are many manual libraries online where you should be able to find a manual for your particular remote. My favorite site is manualslib.com. Good Luck.

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Hi there. On quite a few of the Prestige systems, a quick press (whether arming or disarming) will activate the locks and trigger the audible chirp......but holding the button for 2+ seconds bypasses the audible chirp. Eliminating simple things first (without knowing which model alarm/remote you have), is it possible that the button is sticking down? The easy way to tell is that the locks operate immediately when the button is released. If you find you have released, but the locks seem slow, the sticking button is a distinct possibility. There are also options to silence the chirps on some systems. If you do not have the specific alarm owners manual handy, I'd suggest a quick google search will prove helpful. If you do find the manual, saving the document, or even just the text on the page and pasting it into a blank word doc will be handy for future reference. A printed copy for the vehicle glove box wouldn't be unreasonable either. Cheers,

7.1.7 BACKLIGHT For low light operation, the FalconHR has a low powerp. 46consumption fiber-optic backlight. To turn the backlight on, press the TEST switch, then while all the LCDp. 46on, press the MODE switch. Repeat to turn off the backlight.

What model car? Most that I know of are located in the glove box. That allows you to LOCK the glove box with the key after setting valet button. IF in glovebox it may be in console where a lock is installed.

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