Security System Memory Loss: Re-Programming Needs (SSHU 0192-06)

Publication date: 1992-01-01
Reference number: SSHU 0192-06

SECURITY SYSTEM MEMORY LOSS: RE-PROGRAMMING NEEDS

TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN

Reference Number(s): SSHU 0192-06, Date of Issue: January 1992

SECURITY SYSTEM - BATTERY CHARGE LEVEL

Model(s): 1992 Subaru SVX

Group: Electrical

Bulletin No.: SSHU 192-06

Date: January 1992

SERVICE INFORMATION

Battery charge level is critical to the security system control unit operation, especially after the vehicle is delivered to the customer. If the voltage falls below 9 volts the security system control unit will lose programmed memory. This will cause the parking lights to flash approximately one flash per second indicating the need for key pad programming of the five memory slots. If the vehicle is not programmed, control unit damage will result. Refer to Service Bulletin 15-90-91, Security System Precautions.