Re: Asked many times...but not really answered!
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Re: Asked many times...but not really answered!
Dave wrote:
> ...at least not that I have found!
>
> I have a 95 Grand Cherokee that has also been stricken with the "alarm
> goes off for no reason" virus. My battery seems fine and the vehicle
> runs well for having a 145K miles on it. I really don't want to pay a
> mechanic to hunt down a short in the system or replace what seems to
> be a perfectly good battery.
>
> The question is simply this: Is there any way to disable the factory
> alarm? I have a manual with a wiring diagram that shows the alarm
> module...but I really don't want to go disconnecting it without some
> advice from someone who may have already tried this.
>
> Any help would be appreciated!
Check the hood sensor pin. It tends to rust and cause faults. Pull the connector
and see if that solves the problem.
As for turning the alarm off, yes it can be done (fuse #7) but you loose the flash
to pass. You need to run a diagnostic on the alarm system.
- off/accy/off/accy/off/accy
The horn should beep twice and the headlights blink.
Turn the key back to OFF.
horn shoud sound one time each time you bother a sensor (open and close)
the remote lock/unlock will also cause the horn to beep.
To exit, turn key to RUN then OFF.
--
DougW
> ...at least not that I have found!
>
> I have a 95 Grand Cherokee that has also been stricken with the "alarm
> goes off for no reason" virus. My battery seems fine and the vehicle
> runs well for having a 145K miles on it. I really don't want to pay a
> mechanic to hunt down a short in the system or replace what seems to
> be a perfectly good battery.
>
> The question is simply this: Is there any way to disable the factory
> alarm? I have a manual with a wiring diagram that shows the alarm
> module...but I really don't want to go disconnecting it without some
> advice from someone who may have already tried this.
>
> Any help would be appreciated!
Check the hood sensor pin. It tends to rust and cause faults. Pull the connector
and see if that solves the problem.
As for turning the alarm off, yes it can be done (fuse #7) but you loose the flash
to pass. You need to run a diagnostic on the alarm system.
- off/accy/off/accy/off/accy
The horn should beep twice and the headlights blink.
Turn the key back to OFF.
horn shoud sound one time each time you bother a sensor (open and close)
the remote lock/unlock will also cause the horn to beep.
To exit, turn key to RUN then OFF.
--
DougW
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