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Old 18 January 2011, 10:53 PM
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On my99 uk classic it has the factory fitted sigma m30 which seams to have a mind of its own the alarm arms and imobilises as it should and vice versa but the alarm will go off whenever it feels like even when the car is running also the sounder is extremly quiet .

anyone have any ideas??

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Old 20 January 2011, 12:40 AM
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Anyone??
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i replaced my mates sigma m30 because of same problems,when i got the car in bits the alarm brain had been looked and messed about with before.no point trying to fix old stuff new alarm required,its bin food.
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Sounds like the siren is loosing its power feed and tripping into battery back up mode and batterys sound low

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any ideas on how to fix it
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Originally Posted by fsat_as
any ideas on how to fix it
Check the wiring plug into alarm box

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