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    clifford concept 300 siren

    Right I bought a new siren for my concept 300 as other 1 was completly dead.Wired it all in and it works ok apart from when I unlock it it doesn`t do the single `chirp` and makes a low pitched `chirp`. On locking thou it does the double `chirp`. Whats up with it?

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    Re: clifford concept 300 siren

    its a clifford lol

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    Re: clifford concept 300 siren

    Quote Originally Posted by haighy View Post
    its a clifford lol
    ???

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    Re: clifford concept 300 siren

    i had this problem on a clifford concept 450 i had , heard loads of complaints about cliffords latley thats why i ripped mine out lol
    i found quite a few answers through google

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    Re: clifford concept 300 siren

    try changing the battery in the fob.
    its telling you that the battery is low in the fob.

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    Re: clifford concept 300 siren

    Quote Originally Posted by show n shine View Post
    try changing the battery in the fob.
    its telling you that the battery is low in the fob.
    ok thankyou.I will try this

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