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Trying to start her but the alarm won’t let me turn it over from the start button I put new battery in fob but when I use the fob it’s dose nothing is there a way to reset the alarm think it’s a datatool and triumph is on the fob.
 
if it was triumph alarm there is a connector plug (as a guess 2 inches by 1 inch that has two wires looped) and that eliminates the alarm.
under tank.
u have to should have it in neutral (green light on) and the clutch always has to be pulled in in order for it to turn over.
not making contact is a very common problem on the r3s.
hth
 
if it was triumph alarm there is a connector plug (as a guess 2 inches by 1 inch that has two wires looped) and that eliminates the alarm.
under tank.
u have to should have it in neutral (green light on) and the clutch always has to be pulled in in order for it to turn over.
not making contact is a very common problem on the r3s.
hth
Thanks. Is this it if so what Do I do with it to disarm it
 

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That's the plug for the right hand side controls iirc, the alarm one is the same plug to look at only black. And further down the bike on the right side chassis spine than that white one.

You can use the redundant side of the black plug to make the jumper/bypass plug for the alarm.

Oh yes the left side controls has a black plug too but that's up at front of engine over cylinder 1, and should be clipped to a bracket. Don't want to mix them up
 
That's the plug for the right hand side controls iirc, the alarm one is the same plug to look at only black. And further down the bike on the right side chassis spine than that white one.

You can use the redundant side of the black plug to make the jumper/bypass plug for the alarm.

Oh yes the left side controls has a black plug too but that's up at front of engine over cylinder 1, and should be clipped to a bracket. Don't want to mix them up
This one is on right side and it goes straight to the alarm if I unplug it the ignition goes off. And the other picture is the fob.
 

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Yeah that looks like it. I have a diagram of the blanking plug wiring there somewhere hold on a sec
 
Thanks man. I will try that. So I make that and do I plug it in instead of the alarm side of the connection. Sorry for so many questions
 
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