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drguitarum2005 · 05-14-2007, 04:55 PM

it could be a straight malfunction, but it could also be the sensitivity settings. my roommates alarm goes off if a ricer drives by too fast or if it thunders. there should be a little dial on the CPU for the alarm to adjust shock sensor sensitivity

05-14-2007, 04:55 PM	#2 (permalink)
drguitarum2005 Contributing Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Houston (home), Atlanta (school), Cincinnati (work) Posts: 2,235	it could be a straight malfunction, but it could also be the sensitivity settings. my roommates alarm goes off if a ricer drives by too fast or if it thunders. there should be a little dial on the CPU for the alarm to adjust shock sensor sensitivity __________________ -David 2000 Taco TRD Access Cab v6 \| 5spd \| 33" BFG A/Ts \| 33" PC Mud Terrains \| OME 882's \| Bilstein HD struts front \| Rancho shocks rear \| Chevy 63" leaf spring swap \| Custom sliders \| Custom front bumper \|3" BL \| U-Bolt flip \| Flowmaster exhaust \| Kenwood Speakers \| Grey Wire Mod \| Aux. Reverse Lights \| Deckplate Mod \| Lots of lights Pictures