Overload or dead short to ground Check amperage rating of alarm. Check fuse rating. Remove alarm and see if fuse still blows. If so remove bulbs and check sockets
Since this is not OEM equipment, the answer can vary based on which backup alarm was installed. If the connections at the backup alarm are a ring terminal held in place with a nut and lock washer, you simply disconnect the ground.
Where is back up alarm located
The switches to activate the backup alarm are usually placed within the transmission. If you don't feel like going through this hassle, you can connect the positive wire for the backup alarm to the circuit which activates the backup lights, or you can put a manual switch in the cab to work the backup alarm.
yes u can.
background/histor of lihgt alarm
In the alarm panel box or an auxiliary box nearby.
Because you haven't diagnosed it to determine what repair needs to be made. Either it's not getting power, it's not grounded, or the backup alarm itself is toast.
Yes. A Bobcat skid loader does not have backup lights, it has driving lights and worklights in the rear. The backup alarm is wired to 2 switches under the seat the work off the steering levers, when you put the levers in reverse it activates the switches aqnd the alarm kicks on, assuming of course the the horn on the back door of the machine is functioning
Backup alarm.
There's no sensor for the backup alarm. It's either wired to the reverse lamp switch (or corresponding circuit from the transmission ECU if you're running an Allison) or spliced into the reverse lamp circuit. Either the alarm's not getting power, it's not grounded, or the alarm itself is faulty.
They do in Portland, Oregon.