How to bypass security alarm on my 2007 hyster electric pallet jack

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https://www.forkliftaction.com/forum/thread.aspx?trid=12064

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Is it a manual pallet jack? At the base of the arm you will see a lever that the handle controls (usually it is at the end of the chain). Assist the lever by pushing it in further than the handle can able. That should allow the lift to lower. Sometimes the pallet needs to be level to lower. If it is a powered lift, check the limit switches. Good luck!

It is integrated in your entire electrical system of your vehicle. the only way to bypass is to get an aftermarket alarm with a bypass module which will require an additional ignition key (which is inserted into the bypass module).

If it's blowing a fuse then that usually means somewhere there's too much electricity.

"I bypassed the immobilizer circuit only on my alarm module (which is really tedious). Bypassing the whole
module is possible (and little easier), but you will lose the use of the remotes and the ability to arm the alarm.
The alarm module in my '97 900 SETC is located under the carpet, below the driver's power seat switches (a
pain to get at).
If you want to bypass the module completely:
1. Disconnect the battery (make sure you know the radio code-if needed)
2. Unplug the connector from alarm module and remove module from car
3. Install a wire jumper between pin 8 and pin 20 in the connector
4. Install a wire jumper between pin 9 and pin 21 in the connector
5. Install a wire jumper between pin 10 and pin 22 in the connector
6. Wrap securely with electrical tape
If you want to bypass the immobilizer circuit only:
1. Disconnect the battery (make sure you know the radio code-if needed)
2. Unplug the connector from the alarm module
3. Cut the following wires from the back of the connector and splice together as follows (Don't cut the wires too
close to the connector, because someday down the road you may want install a new module, so you'll have to
reverse this process):
4. Cut the wires to pin 8 and pin 20 and splice together w/ wire nut
5. Cut the wires to pin 9 and pin 21 and splice together w/ wire nut
6. Cut the wires to pin 10 and pin 22 and splice together w/ wire nut
7. Secure all with electrical tape
8. Reconnect the connector to the module
Not knowing the details of your problem, please be aware that this may, or may not, solve it. Good luck and let
me know how you make out."

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Go to this link, you can do a key bypass to get around that missing pellet. On this link, is listed under "temporary fix"

http://vatspasslockpasskeysecurityhelp.yolasite.com/

On Accord - it does the same thing, but the solution is simple, don't hit the button the second time! It locks with just one push, the lights should blink to tell you. You don't need to push it twice if you don't want the horn to beep.

If the problem continued, You need to go to the honda dealer; factory alarms are wired into alot of the electrical systems, so, hard to bypass unless you have a wiring diagram.

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Your car should have some type of aftermarket immobilizer bypass connected to the alarm/carstart. It seems like it will have to be reprogrammed. Try this, put a key in the ignition switch but do not turn it to any position then remote start the car using your alarm. Did the car start and stay running? If so then the bypass module has to be reprogrammed. If not then I would be careful as to how many times you remote start the car to figure this problem out. your car CAN "loose" all the codes to the keys and or the bcm. The only way to fix that is to take it to the dealer. TRUST ME I'M GOING THROUGH THAT MYSELF ! If you are not a professional car alarm installer then take it to one, let them have the headache.