Random Panic Alarm - Argh
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09-18-2018, 12:29 PM
Random Panic Alarm - Argh
Had this truck close to 3 months '18 lariat SRW 6.7 in which time the panic alarm as gone off randomly in the middle of the night. It has happened twice while I have been camping this summer and a few more times at home. It happened again last nigh 3am SOB I hit the lock button to shut it off and nearly got back to bed and it went off again 45 min later !! WTF I just threw the keys in it and left the doors unlocked. Nothing like scrambling out of bed in the middle of the night trying to find the FOB to shut the damn thing off. .
I don't know if the alarm system is that sensitive in which a critter would set it off ? No attempt at a break in or anything to that affect.
Maybe there is some explanation I'm at a loss as to what would cause it. Needless to say I keep the keys by the door along with a pair of pants.
I don't know if the alarm system is that sensitive in which a critter would set it off ? No attempt at a break in or anything to that affect.
Maybe there is some explanation I'm at a loss as to what would cause it. Needless to say I keep the keys by the door along with a pair of pants.
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Had this truck close to 3 months '18 lariat SRW 6.7 in which time the panic alarm as gone off randomly in the middle of the night. It has happened twice while I have been camping this summer and a few more times at home. It happened again last nigh 3am SOB I hit the lock button to shut it off and nearly got back to bed and it went off again 45 min later !! WTF I just threw the keys in it and left the doors unlocked. Nothing like scrambling out of bed in the middle of the night trying to find the FOB to shut the damn thing off. .
I don't know if the alarm system is that sensitive in which a critter would set it off ? No attempt at a break in or anything to that affect.
Maybe there is some explanation I'm at a loss as to what would cause it. Needless to say I keep the keys by the door along with a pair of pants.
I don't know if the alarm system is that sensitive in which a critter would set it off ? No attempt at a break in or anything to that affect.
Maybe there is some explanation I'm at a loss as to what would cause it. Needless to say I keep the keys by the door along with a pair of pants.
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09-20-2018, 12:48 AM
On my sons 2015 F250 truck we narrowed it down to the left rear passenger door switch.
They were even able to look up the history of the door locks in the computer they told us.
He would have lights on in the cab at times, and mostly when it was cold the alarm would go off at night.
When the lights would be on, we would push on each door one at a time and the left rear door would shut the inside lights off.
They were even able to look up the history of the door locks in the computer they told us.
He would have lights on in the cab at times, and mostly when it was cold the alarm would go off at night.
When the lights would be on, we would push on each door one at a time and the left rear door would shut the inside lights off.
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