Clutch in and bike running

MJS · 02-Mar-2009, 12:24

After a couple of weekends of reading and some help on here, plus a couple of trips to Ducati Aylesbury for missing screws etc, I've now got the clutch back in, started the engine, and had a little trip up and down our drive to check brakes and clutch both work.

Now - the only remaining problem is the bl**dy Spyball alarm. Having the battery off for 5 months has caused the key-fob to forget the bike. I've tried the reset procedure in the alarm manual but no joy, also changed the battery in the key-fob but still no joy (Bypassed the immobiliser using the keycode security no. and the key in the ignition).

Everything I've found online says the alarm is cr@p, anyone got any experience of removing alarms or suggestions - how easy etc?

Cheers
Martin

skidlids · 02-Mar-2009, 15:55

I find Alarms are usually fairly easy to remove, they usually cut into two out of three possible circuits
The three being the fuel pump, starter solinoid and the feed to the coils., other than that they usually tap into the indicators and horn and also tap off the battery feed somewhere.

steveknowles · 02-Mar-2009, 18:24

If it's the spyball specifically made for Ducati I think it's just a plug and play unit, so you just need to find the connector on the loom.

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02-Mar-2009, 18:24	#3
steveknowles Registered Forum User Bikes: 998R,D16RR,Bimota V-Due Posts: 22 Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Norfolk If it's the spyball specifically made for Ducati I think it's just a plug and play unit, so you just need to find the connector on the loom. Reply