Alarm Issue (Vid inside)
I thought that square was the transponder for the start function. The transponder should only be active when it's near the ignition. That's why remote starts have a bypass where you hide one of your keys in the bypass module and that acts as the transponder so your car can start.
However I think proximity has something to do with how the alarm activates and I assume the chip is what allows that to happen. I'm not certain, which is why I'm telling the guy to try and see what happens. That way he can come back and either confirm or there's another problem. It seems to work for me so IDk.
It could also be a time delay. Try waiting like half a minute then unlock the door.
Last edited by dEnbOy.GFM; Jul 20, 2011 at 06:06 PM.
Be sure to check if it's a time delay too.
The only way to check your factory alarm is to set it with the fob while sitting in it. Wait 30 seconds and open the door by flipping the toggle on the handle and pulling the door handle open.
Last edited by speedracerg35; Jul 20, 2011 at 08:04 PM.
nope. only unlocking without a key and opening a door will trigger the alarm.
Can anyone help me with this issue? I hope this video can help you guys understand what I'm talking about. It seems like nothing will set the alarm off. Like opening the doors, hood, trunk.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOCH7QUA76M
Ps. Yes my car is super dirty I just came back from Vegas lol..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOCH7QUA76M
Ps. Yes my car is super dirty I just came back from Vegas lol..
Probably put in place so that if the alarm fob was dead, you can still drive and get into the car.
i might know the solution... when you lock the car it takes about 30 seconds delay to activate the alarm.. there should be a red LED light in your car.. when you lock it it will be solid red for like 30 seconds.. when it starts to blink that means the alarm is activated.. try this and tell me the result
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