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Illuminatrix1 
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Posted: April 08, 2005 at 12:25 AM / IP Logged  
I have an audiovox 800 car alarm installed on a bronco ii the siren seems to be connected to the headlight flash.
I have connected the light flash lead white to the brown wire for the parking lights and the siren wire is connected for positive output to the siren.
When I diarm or arm there is a quick sharp chirps and then a whirling sound as the lights flash.
Thanks for the help
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Posted: April 08, 2005 at 12:46 AM / IP Logged  
Is the sound really muffled and not at full volume?
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Sounds like you have a bad ground. Check the groud wire connection for the main wiring harness.
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came across this in sound systems where people have run RCA Leades with the power or else crossed the leads at the amp never heard of it in an alarm
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Like Auex and Corsicaboy say if it is a really low muffled whirling sound, it is a very high probablility that your alarm does not have a good ground.  Try replacing the ground to the main module and see if that corrects your problem. 

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