Hi guys heading home next week,for 1 week,dont trust the migs battery,so 4 the sake of upseting the neighbours >:(would like to disconnect it. 2000 mv6,did read something some time ago that it must be done within 10 secs,but how :-? can someone help me out.Or should i just hope the battery does'nt drop so low that it trips alarm or is it alarms.
cheers john :y

Slacken negative clamp on battery. Switch ign ON, switch OFF, get to battery & remove clamp/connector

tooleater wrote on 16. Apr 2011 at 18:44:

... did read something some time ago that it must be done within 10 secs,but how :-?  ....

You've got 15 secs from turning the ignition off to disconnecting the battery.  :y  :y  :y

Thanks 4 that mate, :ybut sorry 4 being a pain, :-[im assuming the factory alarm buried under the wind screen does not have battery back up.unlike the Cobra on me van,any attempt to do anything 2 the wiring will result in a trip. :y :y

tooleater wrote on 16. Apr 2011 at 19:16:

Thanks 4 that mate, :ybut sorry 4 being a pain, :-[im assuming the factory alarm buried under the wind screen does not have battery back up.unlike the Cobra on me van,any attempt to do anything 2 the wiring will result in a trip. :y :y

Oh but it does! the dreaded alarm sounder battery failure epic. ::)

tooleater wrote on 16. Apr 2011 at 19:16:

Thanks 4 that mate, :ybut sorry 4 being a pain, :-[im assuming the factory alarm buried under the wind screen does not have battery back up.unlike the Cobra on me van,any attempt to do anything 2 the wiring will result in a trip. :y :y

If you disconnect the battery without following the procedure the powersounder will go off.

The procedure is able to check that you have the key for the car because it (the powersounder) is linked to the factory immobiliser & alarm. I'm guessing that your Cobra system doesn't have that luxury.

and when that battery fails it wont involve a trip...but it will involve a visit..from the local fire brigade :'(