In order of complexity:
As long as you don't allow your kids to play with the remote, since, if you
read your owners manual, one of the features is a 'panic' mode....
We'll assume that since you're here searching for an answer, you're smarter
than that.
Either the battery in your remote control is going dead or the remote itself
needs it's push button switches cleaned, usually with a decent electronics
cleaner that doesn't attack plastic.
In the meantime, remove the battery from the remote to stop 'falsing' @
the truck anti-theft unit and use the key to unlock the drivers door.
If removing the battery from the remote stops all the weird alarm behavior
you've found your problem. There's also the possibility that the circuit board
in the remote was stressed after one too many battery replacements
and solder connections are starting to come loose. You know, worn out?
Next, clean your trucks' battery terminals/battery posts! Dirty power connections play
havoc especially with the factory alarm. But it'll mess up your ECM (Engine
control module) also and give you terrible fuel mileage, to boot!
If deactivating the remote (usually does in 80-90% of cases) doesn't work
and the truck anti-theft unit keeps 'falsing', you're going to have to refer to the
service manual to 'massage' the connector on the anti-theft unit, which is the second
most common problem with these units.
Personally, I pack the cable end of the connector with silicon spark plug boot grease
which allows the individual connectors in the block to float and make better connections since the silicon is electrically neutral and doesn't attract dust. This is not
referenced or recommended in any way by Nissan, but my experiences have
proven me correct, at least on my own 2000 4x4 Crewcab.
Finally, if all else fails, unplug the anti-theft unit or replace it.
In most cases, you'll find replacing the unit doesn't fix the problem. It's
located above in one of the mentioned items, or a bad detector (switch, probably
dirty) in the truck door/body.
Hope this helps. Use it as general guide.
-Ric
Have you installed an aftermarket radio or is the factory radio still installed? I had put in a aftermarket radio on my 04 Grand Prix and it does not keep date and time installed. That's because the factory radio holds that information for some reason I dont know hope that helps.
It's called Permanet for a reason... >.<
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There is no reason why they wouldn't.
about 1970. with no details it appeared to me to be a frontier scout 22. My reason for the date. It's 1903, not 1970.
There is no reason to wet them.
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