How do I lower the sensitivity on my car alarm?
The sensitivity of a car alarm is usually set on the shock sensor, which is going to be a small box that’s about three square inches underneath the dashboard on the driver’s side. You can adjust this shock sensor by moving the adjustment dial. Turning it counter clockwise will turn it down.
How do you adjust a shock sensor?
To adjust the shock sensor:
- Locate and remove the small rubber plug on the back of the siren control module.
- Gently turn the adjustment screw fully counter-clockwise, then clockwise approximately 1/8 of a turn.
- Close the hood, arm the alarm (ARMED or 1 CHIRP), and allow six seconds for the shock sensor to stabilize.
What should I do if my Toyota Vios is not working?
If you have a battery tester, test the battery for voltage, otherwise, you can try jumpstarting the car. If that does the trick, then replace the battery and clean the terminals to ensure proper contact. If the battery is fine, you should next check the ignition switch.
How can I adjust the sensitivity of my car alarm?
Test the sensitivity at the four corners of the vehicle. Adjust the alarm’s sensitivity again if needed. A vehicle’s alarm shock sensors only respond to vibration and impact. Do not kick the tires or push on the car to test the sensitivity.
How often should I change the oil in my Toyota Vios?
Check your engine oil every week (or month) and change them accordingly. Car experts say that you should change your oil after 5,000 km for mineral and semisynthetic oils, while the synthetic ones can extend to 10,000 km.
Is the Toyota Vios good in the Philippines?
As the Philippines’ vehicle of choice, the Vios is well known for its overall reliability and very affordable price, earning the nod of both taxi companies and private car owners alike. Still, like any other car, the Vios isn’t perfect and can have its fair share of problems, with some more common than others.