How To: Replace the batteries in the alarm module
Here is a pdf tutorial on how I replaced my alarm module batteries :
( NOTE: this is a revised PDF file with updates. ( Thanks onehundred80 ! )
( NOTE: this is a revised PDF file with updates. ( Thanks onehundred80 ! )
Last edited by ala_xfire; Dec 10, 2013 at 11:06 AM.
So the symptom of "cricket on crack" is due to the batteries?? Interesting... I was under the impression it was a bad Piezo speaker or something. Nice write-up!
A lot of people will find their circuit board is covered in green corrosion when they open it up. A lot of the problems with the alarm seem to stem from these batteries going flat and leaking causing corrosion. It needs to be cleaned up before replacing the batteries otherwise some problems will reoccur. I used a different approach on replacing the batteries and instead went for having a separate battery pack mounted remotely from the siren. I did a brief write up on how I did it a while ago.
Matt
Matt
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A lot of people will find their circuit board is covered in green corrosion when they open it up. A lot of the problems with the alarm seem to stem from these batteries going flat and leaking causing corrosion. It needs to be cleaned up before replacing the batteries otherwise some problems will reoccur. I used a different approach on replacing the batteries and instead went for having a separate battery pack mounted remotely from the siren. I did a brief write up on how I did it a while ago.
Matt
Matt
The new one from Mercedes is part #A 171 820 25 26 -was $148.60 Canadian when I did it last year. Chrysler quoted 282.00 Canadian for #5124443AB" Call them both and I am sure it will still be Mercedes that is cheaper. The new one does a quiet chirp when you lock the doors which is nice.
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...tml#post791593
That is the link to the post where I linked up my purchase info. It was a little cheaper than my good friend Ron paid.
Hi Ron! It was good to see you in Yakima last month
That is the link to the post where I linked up my purchase info. It was a little cheaper than my good friend Ron paid.
Hi Ron! It was good to see you in Yakima last month
Last edited by 05roadsterguy; Jun 11, 2014 at 01:25 AM.
thanks Herman - only had the Canadian price and we always pay too much. It was great to get to Yakima this year and meet you and Laurie!!
NO, it will not prevent the car from starting.
Mercedes #A 171 820 25 26 subs to A 219 820 32 26
Chrysler #5124443AB
ECS tuning #ES1779675 /2198203226
https://www.ecstuning.com
current #'s April 2016
Chrysler #5124443AB
ECS tuning #ES1779675 /2198203226
https://www.ecstuning.com
current #'s April 2016
Last edited by Reliableron; Apr 12, 2016 at 10:59 PM. Reason: updated part #'s
Question is - how do I know I need new batteries? I am kind of confused as to whether my alarm even works. Only reason why I'm wondering this is because nothing happens when I push the PANIC button on the remote. Unless there is another fix to this issue!
Mine 1st started to make the crazy cricket sound then nothing now when I push panic button only the lights blink no sound I think my batteries are dead for sur use to work !
read post # 15.


