my alarm went crazy and wouldnt let me drive, i got 5 houses down my block and the car just turned off and siren going crazy at 545 in the morning (im sure my neighbors love me even more now) so i had to use my limited amount of sick "frequencys" i guess its a good time to call around looking for a place to install a new one today..

and i dont even drive the car daily, just that the subaru was hit by a taxi 3 weeks ago and im waiting for the body to be fixed...

 

You could have pulled the alarm fuse and reset the computer and drive to work...I think...

 

ill try that, i just dont know if it wil work because its one of those cliffords with all those bells and whistles..

if that doesntw ork ill pull the computer, all the alarm stores open late.

(atleast its back in my driveway, had it towed back )

 

Damnn sorry 2 hear.

 

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This is partially true.

You need to pull the alarm fuse (usually inline with the red wire).
You won't need to reset the computer (i guess u mean ecu).
You will need to reconnect the starter wire under the dash though. When alarms are installed the starter is cut for the starter kill relay.

If you need any other help with this matter let me know

 

thanks for the help, i called a few shops and 1 had the switch i needed for the "blackjax" box..

when i tried unpluging the alarm ECM the car was 100% dead, so i had no choice but to get the part, so i just finished putting the switch in and the car is good again, but i must say this system works very well,

 

You towed it a couple of blocks? What happened to manual labor? Push that thing

 

What exactly did you have to replace? I'm guessing that the part failed on you.

 

wow that's some scary stuff, if you find out exactly what happened i'd like to know. imagine that happening with 3 sirens