Data tool alarm problems

Discussion in 'Technical Help' started by Adamdaniels, Mar 13, 2016.

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  1. H.O.

    H.O. Noble Member

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    S4, C1 red band.
     
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  2. PETER CLARKE

    PETER CLARKE Senior Member

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    I have a S4 what year is your bike and what are triumph part numbers of plugs given to you already ??
     
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  3. H.O.

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    2003, parts T2500203 & T2500396.
    396 is an oblong but too big, the second, 203 is square with only 2 connectors wired together.
     
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  4. PETER CLARKE

    PETER CLARKE Senior Member

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    My bike is a 2006 I ordered my one from my reg no and got T2500396 and it fitted, have you got a picture of plug on bike or is it in a anti tamper security box ??
     
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  5. Adamdaniels

    Adamdaniels Member

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    Transpires when I washed the bike this weekend water got in and fried the circuit, bike is just being put back together alarm free!
     
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  6. H.O.

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    Sits inside the box, but I can get into it.
    My plug has 2 small single plugs underneath separate from the main one.
     
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  7. PETER CLARKE

    PETER CLARKE Senior Member

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    So did mine, single connectors that were not connect as my memory recalls but this made no difference to block connector from alarm all i did was disconnected alarm multiplug plug and connected shorting plug to bike side of this multiplug, job done for me.
     
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  8. Ducatitotriumph

    Ducatitotriumph Crème de la Crème

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    I had the same thing on a fireblade rr-2. Only when it was cold outside though. Solution was a new battery for me as it kept thinking that it (the bike's) battery was being removed when it wasn't.
    As a temp, I kept it in "ferry mode/service" with a tea towel cable-tied to the alarm speaker. It kept it quiet for a bit until my new battery arrived.
     
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  9. joe mc donald

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    Not that it maters now. But you know if the battery in your fob is drained it sets the alarm of also.
    Regards
    Joe.
     
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  10. Ducatitotriumph

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    Hi joe. I didn't see the age of the post before i replied but i'm hoping that he's got it sorted out by now... Probably needed yet another battery since the post too!
     
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  11. joe mc donald

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    Boy neither did I. Yes probably all sorted. But I like to talk so it's done.
    Regards
    Joe.
     
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