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Hi all! I have a 300m that keeps setting the alarm off for no reason. Sometimes after a few hours and sometimes it takes close to a day. I would like to fix the problem, but for now I would just like to disable the dang thing so I can lock the doors again. I looked at the few fuses it has but none were marked for the S.S. Does anyone have any idea's for me?

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  • Now this info. is for my 300M in question and not my truck, so it may be different. My inspection mechanic says it 'might' be possible to get into the body computer and see a code for the malfunction

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Mine was acting up too and was going to wrap the alarm central box with foil to stop the RF noise problems. I never did get to it as it seemed to correct itself after I disconnected the batteries for a half a day, cleaned all the grounds under the hood including the two engine grounds. I also pulled the overhead computer and found the connector was not clicked in all the way. It seemed connected but I pushed on it anyway and it clicked another click like it wasn't all the way in.

 

I don't know if any of these solved my problem but it did go away. I also placed the keyless entry in the door handle so when it went off (even when I used the right door key) I could shut it off fast.

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Thanks, I'll give that a try. Where is this alarm central box you speak of?

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I figured out if you lock all doors manually the alarm does not arm. Going to use it that way for now while I gather some more info. hopefully.

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Sorry about not getting back right away. Good info on the alarm. No one ever said anything about that of all the searching I did about it.

 

It is under the right side of the steering wheel. Remove the big panel at the bottom under wheel and you can see it just to the right. Near the ashtray, I think one or two screws holds it. It's a black box with a wire harness attached.

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Now this info. is for my 300M in question and not my truck, so it may be different. My inspection mechanic says it 'might' be possible to get into the body computer and see a code for the malfunction or even turn the system off. Of course you need a $8-10k scanner to do so which he has. Sometime I'll get it to him and see. Thanks for the replies!

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Don't make yourself scarce around the parts :thumb1:

 

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Thanks Jag1. I think my sig. is showing. At least I can see it. I had to recently re-do my profile. Maybe I messed something up?

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Nice truck you have. I have an aluminum flatbed. It's nice to have a good headache rack. Mine is on it's second go round with a newer truck. Me and a buddy transferred it over. We did a better job mounting than pro tech did on the old truck.

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Thank you!. I really like my flatbed. So much more you can do with the truck when you really use it for a truck.This is the second one on the truck. The PA. salt ate the steel one away. Only thing with the Alum. is it makes it almost too lite. Truck rides rougher and I need 4WD a lot more. But at least it doesn't need painted every year.

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We are privately owned, with access to a professional Diesel Mechanic, who can provide additional support for Dodge Ram Cummins Diesel vehicles. Many detailed information is FREE and available to read. However, in order to interact directly with our Diesel Mechanic, Michael, by phone, via zoom, or as the web-based option, Subscription Plans are offered that will enable these and other features.  Go to the Subscription Page and Select a desired plan. At any time you wish to cancel the Subscription, click Subscription Page, select the 'Cancel' button, and it will be canceled. For your convenience, all subscriptions are on auto-renewal.