Modified by vc at 9:36 PM 3/5/2006

 

do you mean when your unlock the driver door with the key the alarm wont go off. Sorry i want to make it clear.

 

Your alarm is in VALET mode, is the led on solid? depending on what model the alarm is will determine how you put it into and out of VALET, if yours has a NON plain view valet/program switch, but just a button or switch hidden under-dash, turn on ign. switch to the run position or start the car, within 10 sec., [or so] push and let go of momentary switch or switch SPDT toggle switch the other way, LED will go out and the alarm will start working, if on the other hand you have the plain view switch then You need a code. 94

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sh0rti &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Led on solid as in the green light is stuck?? No, the green light only goes on when I press a button on the alarm. </TD></TR></TABLE> When you arm the alarm, [doors lock] does it blink at about once a sec.?
When you open your door, does the dome light work? 94

 

if its a viper alarm, open the door and press lock,unlock, and lock (one after the other) and it will take it out of valet. ---if thats the problem. Is the LED solid blue/red or is it blinking. Also, what type of vehicle do you own? Some alarm are tied into the domelight, check and see that is working. Another way to tell is close the doors, arm the alarm, it should chirp once telling you it's armed. If it chirps an addition time shortly after the first, thats telling you the alarm is bypassing one of its inputs. (may be your doortrigger). Let me know what type of vehicle it is, and i can give you more info...

 

We are talking about the LED in the car not the one on your remote 94

 

Have you found the valet switch/button under the dash? 94

 

If it's not the Plain View switch, [mounted in plain view, kind of a 2 button switch with a * on one of the push buttons] then it has to be a small push button or small toggle switch hidden under the dash someplace, but it should be mounted so you can get at it easy from the drivers seat. If you can see the alarm brain under the dash and tell me what the model is then I can tell you what kind of switch it has and where on the brain it is connected, so you can follow the wires from there to the switch. 94

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sh0rti &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Sorry, I just took my car out for a drive at night and I noticed the LED on the car is Solid Red. = X</TD></TR></TABLE> The alarm IS in valet mode, find the switch. Did it used to work? If it did, then it's a good bet the switch is someplace that you can push or flick it by accident. 94