First off let me say I did a serach.
In https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=185658 , Evil Teken said sensor will affect by temperature. Is it more sensitive in hot days than in cold days?
The reason I ask is because I installed my alarm half year ago. Everything is fine. But when summer comes and the temperature raise to 30+ degree in the last few days, I got some false alarm (1st stage impact). Falsing don't seems to be happening when I have my car in my garage. So I was wondering is it due to the high temperature the shock sensor sensitivity goes too high and is falsing?


[Modified by Ideal R, 10:27 PM 6/29/2002]

 

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i had a similar thing happen to me a couple years ago but it was with the extreme cold. whenever i'd come home i'd park the car in teh driveway, arm the alarm and go inside. every single time i did this, approx 20-30 minutes later the alarm would go off for no reason.

 

You can change your shock sensor to a motion sensor.

This is not as advanced but you will get far fewer alarms. Some professional install alarms guys I know will refuse to install shock sensors. Too many false alarms and they wear out fast is what they told me.