first, the driver window stopped working. part of the switch mechanism was out of place so i fixed it easily and it tested it to be working, but then when i put it all back together, none of the switches would work on any door and the auto locks werent working. i checked the fuses and they were all good. what is going on????????? gt;.lt;
its just a spare tire lock cover. can locate at auto-zone
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You should connect the alarm to the electric system available generally to run appliances but it should switch to its reserve battery when the power is terminated from the normal/usual source and the alarm should raise a silent alert message through a light or something so that the user is aware of the situation and u can use small solar panel or something else to keep the battery charged.And i agree with everybody it should have a code for turning it off but it should be somewhere it is visible but not easily or instantly reachable like on the ceiling or something
