My alarm no longer works on my 2001 dodge Durango. I press the lock button on the key fob and the car locks, but it doesn't beep and I don't believe the alarm arms. Also when I press the panic button on the key fob, the alarm doesn't go off, which it should. Could this be a fuse issue? Or relay? However, very rarely, when I press the lock on the key fob the car will beep. Which makes me think it's a loose connection or a short? Any help will be appreciated, thank you.
They're not hot enough brush and trees from the atmosphere the air electric discharge, friction lightening smother with a blanket or similar - removes oxygen Fire extinguisher - removes heat and/or oxygen douse with water - removes heat blow out a very small fire - removes heat clear away nearby fuel, wait for it to self extinguish - removes fuel.
Why would my kids be out so late at night anyhow??( I could see how the kids in Alaska might need reflective gear in the winter time, being as it's dark when they go to school and when they come home but what's the fear here?) Honestly, unless my kids are riding their bikesthey really don't need special clothing, and the bike helmet and the bike itself has reflective tape on it. Sounds like a good recipe for paranoid parent here, not to mention more useless junk for people spend their hard earned money on. Teach your kids about safety surebut they don't need to wear a leather suit with reflective lights, sirens and an umbrella attached to it to be safe. Good luck with this one, lmao.
