The smoke alarm was chirping last night (low battery), so I took it out and then today I put a new battery in it and tested it. According to the test, the battery is installed correctly - yet the smoke alarm is still giving the low battery chirps! The new battery I put in it was fresh out of an unopened, recently bought package of batteries. It is an older smoke detector that's hard-wired, but relies on the battery in order to work, just like the battery-operated ones do.
With feedend, you add the solder. With integral ring the solder is part of the fitting
this alarm has what is called a starter interlock, it is either internal, or through a relay, you need to find the solenoid activation wire from the ignition switch that has been cut, and re-routed through the alarm, and re-connect it back to stock. the wire will be spliced up under the steering column, assuming it is installed under the dash as it should be
