DataTool System 3 issue

[hard road]

Plenty of YouTube clips about how to disable and/or remove Datatool System 3.

really    thats crazy, whats the point of getting one fitted, they get ignored when they go off anyway. I went to pick up a bike that had broke down and when i put it on the pickup the alarm went off, nobody give a shit    I could of been nicking it !!!! now they show you how to remove them.

[gsxbarmy]

Plenty of YouTube clips about how to disable and/or remove Datatool System 3.

really    thats crazy, whats the point of getting one fitted, they get ignored when they go off anyway. I went to pick up a bike that had broke down and when i put it on the pickup the alarm went off, nobody give a shit    I could of been nicking it !!!! now they show you how to remove them.

But are you really surprised @hard road ? YouTube is getting to be quite a source of "How to" info these days as, as far as I know, there is little, if any, policing of clips uploaded. As demonstrated in this instance.

[hard road]

Plenty of YouTube clips about how to disable and/or remove Datatool System 3.

really    thats crazy, whats the point of getting one fitted, they get ignored when they go off anyway. I went to pick up a bike that had broke down and when i put it on the pickup the alarm went off, nobody give a shit    I could of been nicking it !!!! now they show you how to remove them.

But are you really surprised @hard road ? YouTube is getting to be quite a source of "How to" info these days as, as far as I know, there is little, if any, policing of clips uploaded. As demonstrated in this instance.

not really no !!!! theirs a lot of bad shit on youtube that helps criminals do their job easier   

[grog]

Theres a lot of good stuff, also a lot of crap. Just gotta sort it out. So much help in my job, often solves shit i didnt know. Sometimes people think im a genius, NO, i just watched You Tube.

[hard road]

Theres a lot of good stuff, also a lot of crap. Just gotta sort it out. So much help in my job, often solves shit i didnt know. Sometimes people think im a genius, NO, i just watched You Tube.

yeah their is good stuff on their, I use it myself when im stuck for all kinds of reason's.   

[Globalrider]

I have the same system on mine, got fed up of it self arming and the alarm triggering as it was so sensitive, found this information on the internet quite easily - gave it a go and it seems to have done the trick some two years on and no issues

Thanks for that Will - I guess the question is - if bypassed, then there is no reason to have the unit on the bike. Not knowing much about these system connections to the bike, I am fearful that once I start removing stuff it will cause 'other' issues.

its easy to remove if you have fitted one, ive removed a few and fitted a lot more. you have to be a registered fitter though, you can't buy one over the counter. all the wires from the alarm are black but most of them can just be cut, but not all of them. you will need to reconnect some of the bikes harness wires. do you know who fitted it ?

It was fitted by Power Sportbikes of Bradford 25/02/2004 - ref: Dave H.

[hard road]

I have the same system on mine, got fed up of it self arming and the alarm triggering as it was so sensitive, found this information on the internet quite easily - gave it a go and it seems to have done the trick some two years on and no issues

Thanks for that Will - I guess the question is - if bypassed, then there is no reason to have the unit on the bike. Not knowing much about these system connections to the bike, I am fearful that once I start removing stuff it will cause 'other' issues.

its easy to remove if you have fitted one, ive removed a few and fitted a lot more. you have to be a registered fitter though, you can't buy one over the counter. all the wires from the alarm are black but most of them can just be cut, but not all of them. you will need to reconnect some of the bikes harness wires. do you know who fitted it ?

It was fitted by Power Sportbikes of Bradford 25/02/2004 - ref: Dave H.

would it be easy enough to take it back to them to remove ?

[KiwiCol]

Errrr,  No, it wouldn't.  Stan & his bike are now in Canada!

[Hooli]

The last alarm I removed was a datatool. Took about an hour as I'd never done one before. All removed neatly and the loom rejoined etc as needed.

That one had lost the internal battery and wouldn't disarm.