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creed2k 
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My car is in the shop right now and they disconnected the battery... i have a few questions about this. Number one will the alarm go off when the battery is reconnected? and number two will i lose any of my settings?
captainzab 
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it the alarm was disarmed before the battery was unplugged, then the alarm will not go off when plugged back in.
Settings does not get erased.
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creed2k 
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nothing will get erased? like where the RPM is set at for remote start, etc?
altytruck 
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nope you should be fine. Besides if it does lose the tach signal its pretty easy to reset. Start car, within 5 seconds press and hold valet until LED lights up constant. Good to go
enice 
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Im pretty sure you when you start the car you have to hold the valet switch for 5 secs.  You will hear a click from the alarm and with that you will know that the alarm tach wire has been programmed.

creed2k 
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Yeah i know how to do it i just didnt want to set it again if i didnt have to
dswift 
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yeah most control modules keep memory of the last tach that was programmed.
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creed2k 
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ok great, thanks guys!

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