Anyone? Does anyone know exactly how the siren module works as far as emitting the siren sound? Will it emit the sound when doors are opened from the inside while car is locked? I've been testing the siren I got from Erie Vovo but all my car does is flash the lights. No siren. They sent me 2 units and both are doing the same thing. No siren. Is there a sequence of operation that has to happen for the siren to go off?
I spoke with the dealership (Betten Imports) but I don't think they know how it works. The service department was sure that pressing the panic button on the FOB will activate it. I argued with them that all that does is sound the horn, not the siren.
Siren Module Operation Question
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jkatz
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I disabled the siren in my ‘03 back in 2011, but I remember the siren would sound if I locked with the fob and manually unlocked with the key (from outside the car), then opened the door.
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2003 V70 NA ('gifted' to family)
[[ 8 years of Toyota ownership ]]
1984 245 B21FT (sold, 250k mi)
1980 245 B19 (scrapped, 450k mi)
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Looks like the actual siren part of your alarm module is not working. I cut mine open to replace the batteries, and I disabled my siren by cutting the wires that run to it, as no one is going to steal a 2004 Volvo v70, and I don't wanna be "that guy". Any setting off of the alarm condition ("flashing lights") should be accompanied by the siren, so if you really think it important, then you were sold a defective part.
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2010 v50: Smaller, slightly sportier wagon. Its got a spoiler, so I upgraded with sway bars!
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Also make sure the dash red LED is blinking when the car is locked, otherwise there is a microswitch malfunctioning (usually at the hood)
Several Volvo Repair Videos https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... s0FSVSOT_c
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