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Old May 18, 2010 | 10:25 AM
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Default Alarm keeps sounding

Yesterday night I took my car out to test drive around the block, it was running smoothly than before, but when I drove back home, parked it, and put my alarm on... A minute later the alarm went off. I went outside to turn it off, open and closed my door, and put my alarm back on... Then, a minute later, it sounded again... And again... So I got fed up and took the battery cables off. I would just like to disable it, so is there a way I can take the fuse out or something. I can't locate where the prior owner put the crappy alarm system horn at. And if so, where is the fuse located at and which one? I have a del sol.
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Old May 18, 2010 | 05:58 PM
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Default Re: Alarm keeps sounding

If it is an aftermarket alarm the fuse will be in the alarms main power lead.

You are going to have to find the alarm brain, unpluging it will disable it. 94
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Old May 18, 2010 | 11:20 PM
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Default Re: Alarm keeps sounding

Few days ago I faced the same problem but, it was something that when I parked it back It got started but when I try to plug it off it suddenly get off automatically. Next day same thing happen, I don't understand the logic behind it but I am not getting any solution of the same.
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