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Re: Hi how do i change my pass word so no can use my...
Go to this website
http://www.ehow.com/how_6529194_set-security-motorola-sbg900-surfboard.html
follow the directions there to secure your wireless network
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Hi Vickie the CDI cannot be by passed the signal from the stator is different to the signal required to power the coil. The only way to bypass is change the whole system which would be costly and difficult to source parts.
The engine control module (ECM) checks the signal from the by-pass valve in the thermostat housing. The diagnostic trouble code (DTC) is stored if the signal from the by-pass valve is too high. The fault is diagnosed by the engine control module (ECM) when the ignition is on.
Check for short-circuit to supply voltage in the signal cable.
Hi, what was the LCD displaying is that he is not sensing any signal from the computer video port that is why it is prompting "check signal cable". Have you tried checking the pins of your video cable from your LCD? if OK please plug in the cable again when your PC is already open to check that signal will pass thru and lets see what happen. If still the same, try to isolate it with laptop as external video if you have to check the LCD will work with other PC. If the same, replace the signal cable of your LCD if it is removable to further check the problem.
It's a matter of good line of sight and distance between the transmitter and the receiver. Yours may be on the hairy edge of too far. Remove the receiver and test it at various proximities to the spinning wheel when it's transmitting.
Seems you might have a gate inserted on that mics channel. Or if you are going to a computer, the program you are using might have an insert activated with a gate. Which means when signal gets to a certain threshold, the gate opens and the mic signal passes thru, below the threshold...the gate stays closed and the mic signal will not pass thru. Hope this is helpful.
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