remove/disable factory alarm?
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remove/disable factory alarm?
Problem:
I had an alarm/key-less installed recently, and whenever I unlock the car with the key-less my headlights and blinkers start going crazy.
I did a search and read many threads on pulling CPU2 thread to disable the alarm. I'm not good with electrical things, but this seems like more of a band-aid. I was wondering if there was a way to actually remove the alarm? I paid for the installers to remove the old alarm so I can make them do this for me too.
I had an alarm/key-less installed recently, and whenever I unlock the car with the key-less my headlights and blinkers start going crazy.
I did a search and read many threads on pulling CPU2 thread to disable the alarm. I'm not good with electrical things, but this seems like more of a band-aid. I was wondering if there was a way to actually remove the alarm? I paid for the installers to remove the old alarm so I can make them do this for me too.
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Problem:
I had an alarm/key-less installed recently, and whenever I unlock the car with the key-less my headlights and blinkers start going crazy.
I did a search and read many threads on pulling CPU2 thread to disable the alarm. I'm not good with electrical things, but this seems like more of a band-aid. I was wondering if there was a way to actually remove the alarm? I paid for the installers to remove the old alarm so I can make them do this for me too.
I had an alarm/key-less installed recently, and whenever I unlock the car with the key-less my headlights and blinkers start going crazy.
I did a search and read many threads on pulling CPU2 thread to disable the alarm. I'm not good with electrical things, but this seems like more of a band-aid. I was wondering if there was a way to actually remove the alarm? I paid for the installers to remove the old alarm so I can make them do this for me too.
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I have this same problem..... the only way for me to actually get into my car is simply hit the unlock button on the fob, let the alarm go crazy while i disconnect the negative battery terminal.
its a big inconvenience, and rather embarrassing. I find that i dont drive the FD any place where im going to be away from it, and away for an extended period. So i simply only drive the FD to local hang out spots or do stop and go's at stores while i park in front of the store.
My FD has the factory system, as well as an aftermarket system.
Can you provide a pic of this sensor?
I'd hate to take it to a car audio and electronics place only to pay $150+ to solve this issue and then have them tell me they simply grounded this sensor.
its a big inconvenience, and rather embarrassing. I find that i dont drive the FD any place where im going to be away from it, and away for an extended period. So i simply only drive the FD to local hang out spots or do stop and go's at stores while i park in front of the store.
My FD has the factory system, as well as an aftermarket system.
Can you provide a pic of this sensor?
I'd hate to take it to a car audio and electronics place only to pay $150+ to solve this issue and then have them tell me they simply grounded this sensor.
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There is a Brown/White wire that is connected at CPU #2 that can be grounded. It is probably best to splice a ground wire near CPU #2, however it is easier to do at the sensor.
The hood sensor is located right underneath the latch. I believe the wiring runs toward the driver's side.
Also, if your aftermarket alarm has a function to detect the hood being opened, then you will have to ground the wire to the factory alarm and leave the wiring functional for the aftermarket alarm.
The hood sensor is located right underneath the latch. I believe the wiring runs toward the driver's side.
Also, if your aftermarket alarm has a function to detect the hood being opened, then you will have to ground the wire to the factory alarm and leave the wiring functional for the aftermarket alarm.
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I did this and it works only problem is that I cant unlock both doors through the drivers side.
I did this and it works only problem is that I cant unlock both doors through the drivers side.
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