Trying to remove my battery for a yahama trx 850 but my alarm keeps going of when i disconnect battery help

Easy way would be to disconnect the actual alarm. Sounds as if a relay stuck, so if you could find the alarm relay, try tapping it with a pencil or some such.

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the easiest way might be to use a set of jump start leads & connect them to the new battery, then to the battery leads of the old battery before you disconnect them from the old battery,then remove the old battery & fit the new one being careful not to dislodge the jump leads then put the battery leads on the new battery.....hope this helps......cheers.

Hi

Did you switch the new battery over directly after you removed the old one? If so try disconnecting the car battery for a few hours, then when you put it back on put the live "red" on first then the "negative" black second. this often resets the immobiliser.

Hope that helps.

p.s in some cases with other makes you have to leave the battery off over night as the immobiliser if factory fitted has a battery backup built in. this needs to run dead.

Regards
Dan

p.s.s also try lock and unlock with the key not the remote.

kill switch ? bad ground on ignition switch ? the main fuse ? starter solenoid ? what did you do after it ran last ?

I believe your rear brakes are mechanical though they could be hydraulic. This is not an easy repair, which ever method is used. It requires first and foremost, some way to hold up your bile while you remove the tire. Then you must remove the tire and drive train as well as other items ...

After the problem is repaired, there is reassembly and adjustment. Complicating the matter is possible corrosion on other parts of this 13 year old motorcycle.

My advice is for you to contract with your local Yamaha shop for this repair.

if u have a bad battery in it u r not gonna run right or at all even jumping it off if u have a new battery trychanging the gasif the gas has sat for 3 months or longer it goes bad and cloggs up carburator and if thats he case ur gonna have to pull ur carbs and clean the thoroughly

Good luck - Yamaha holds its codes to themselves. Go to a auto paint store and have them match the paint - I do

you have clips and one screw holding it in place the clips are on either side of seat and screw is near back of bike around license plate

Hi .... On your fob you have a few options, you have to press the fob to place it in service mode.
1.Disarm
2.Turn ignition on
3.press and hold the smaller of the two buttons on the fob until you hear a beep.

This is service mode but you still get a beep every few seconds which will drive you nuts! It must have a backup battery built in because it continues even without the battery.

You can take it out of service mode by pressing the arm/disarm button.