Instructions on how to replace alarm siren
Is there a video/instructions on how to replace alarm? Pictures or video and where to buy part would be awesome.
Thanks very much. Nick |
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Re: Instructions on how to replace alarm siren
Originally Posted by nickwe21
(Post 969953)
Is there a video/instructions on how to replace alarm? Pictures or video and where to buy part would be awesome.
Thanks very much. Nick It explains how to take off the cowl, once this is done you can see the siren, unplug and unscrew it. https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...wiper-stem.pdf |
Re: Instructions on how to replace alarm siren
Originally Posted by nickwe21
(Post 969953)
Is there a video/instructions on how to replace alarm? Pictures or video and where to buy part would be awesome.
Thanks very much. Nick |
Re: Instructions on how to replace alarm siren
Thank you to all of you. I took off the panel underneath the windshield wipers on my NA this weekend to clean all the debris and make sure the drains are clear. With your help, I was able to see the siren. Went ahead and ordered the updated one with the chirp from Bosch.
So once it gets here I'm going to install it in my SRT Roadster. But man oh man was it a ***** to remove those windshield wipers 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ |
Re: Instructions on how to replace alarm siren
Originally Posted by nickwe21
(Post 970031)
Thank you to all of you. I took off the panel underneath the windshield wipers on my NA this weekend to clean all the debris and make sure the drains are clear. With your help, I was able to see the siren. Went ahead and ordered the updated one with the chirp from Bosch.
So once it gets here I'm going to install it in my SRT Roadster. But man oh man was it a ***** to remove those windshield wipers 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ :) Yes, quite the experience. When you reassemble, be real careful where you place the tubing and wiring you removed/moved. You do not want to 'pinch' either. One may result in squirting fluid where it doesn't belong, the other may result in a blown fuse somewhere. :) . |
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A small puller makes removing the wipers a breeze.
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Re: Instructions on how to replace alarm siren
Originally Posted by GraphiteGhost
(Post 970035)
:) Yes, quite the experience. When you reassemble, be real careful where you place the tubing and wiring you removed/moved. You do not want to 'pinch' either. One may result in squirting fluid where it doesn't belong, the other may result in a blown fuse somewhere. :)
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Re: Instructions on how to replace alarm siren
Originally Posted by GraphiteGhost
(Post 970035)
:) Yes, quite the experience. When you reassemble, be real careful where you place the tubing and wiring you removed/moved. You do not want to 'pinch' either. One may result in squirting fluid where it doesn't belong, the other may result in a blown fuse somewhere. :)
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Re: Instructions on how to replace alarm siren
Originally Posted by onehundred80
(Post 970051)
The nozzles can be cleaned in place just by unclipping cover and adjusted with a pin in the nozzle hole when they are clipped back in place. It is a good idea to run some fluid through the tubes before putting the nozzles back in place.
I know previous owner removed the siren all together so now it makes me wonder if he perhaps forgot to plug the nozzle/wires back in correctly. Otherwise just use pins on the nozzle and compressed air to blow our debris maybe? |
Re: Instructions on how to replace alarm siren
Originally Posted by nickwe21
(Post 970088)
I take it you are speaking from experience here?? 😂😂😂
:) :) :) Not at all, I just remember all the different things I had to move around when I purchased the new chirping siren and opened up the cowl (which HAD to be carefully placed back into their place of course). During that first opening of the cowl area, I also reinstalled the OEM siren in the engine compartment between the heat shield and the box with all the electronics (attached onto the compartment at the RCM location). Since that 'double siren' install (chirping under the cowl & non-chirping in engine compartment) I've replaced BOTH siren battery sets. The OEM was 2 small batteries soldered onto the PCB (which was partially corroded but successfully cleaned up, completely), the chirping siren was one modular battery plugged into the PCB. Both 'repairs' were an interesting repair that saved hundreds. When both are triggered, words cannot express the 'noise' (depending on the surroundings). Sometimes, projects do not go as planned but this one went superb! :) . |
Re: Instructions on how to replace alarm siren
Originally Posted by nickwe21
(Post 970089)
.....and compressed air to blow our debris maybe?
:( I wouldn't... The pressure used (if not very low) could damage any fittings along the 'lines' IF BLOCKED. Best to carefully 'back flush' with very low pressure below the pump pressure output WITH one or more hoses 'open' so that any little flapper 'valves' that might be in the system (because if there is one and you reverse flow, you might damage it). These little washer fluid hoses aren't designed to hold any pressure since the one end is always open to atmosphere. Anyway, sometimes going slow but sure guarantees a better result in general. :( . |
Re: Instructions on how to replace alarm siren
Originally Posted by GraphiteGhost
(Post 970128)
:( I wouldn't... The pressure used (if not very low) could damage any fittings along the 'lines' IF BLOCKED. Best to carefully 'back flush' with very low pressure below the pump pressure output WITH one or more hoses 'open' so that any little flapper 'valves' that might be in the system (because if there is one and you reverse flow, you might damage it). These little washer fluid hoses aren't designed to hold any pressure since the one end is always open to atmosphere. Anyway, sometimes going slow but sure guarantees a better result in general. :(
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