Showing posts with label alarm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alarm. Show all posts

How to Disable a Limited Alarm in a 2001 Grand Cherokee

Tuesday, April 15, 2014 | Labels: , , , , , , , , , | 0 comments |
How to Disable a Limited Alarm in a 2001 Grand Cherokee

The alarm in your 2001 Grand Cherokee can be annoying if you are trying to make any kind of repair to your vehicle. This alarm is designed to be a deterrent to auto theft, but will go off during the repair process. If you want to disable the car alarm, you have a couple of options -- either removing the fuse for the alarm or removing the power supply from your alarm. When you take the power away from the alarm, you will be able to make your repair in peace.

Instructions

Disconnecting The Battery

    1

    Locate the hood release latch on the front of the Grand Cherokee and open the hood.

    2

    Locate the negative terminal on the Cherokees battery. This terminal has a -- sign next to it.

    3

    Loosen the terminal with a pair of channel locks.

    4

    Remove the terminal from the Cherokees battery to disable the car alarm.

Removing The Fuse

    5

    Go to the drivers side of the Cherokee and locate the fuse box to the left under the steering wheel.

    6

    Pry open the fuse box with your fingers.

    7

    Consult your user manual to get the location of the alarm fuse.

    8

    Remove the alarm fuse from the fuse box to disable the car alarm with the fuse puller in your fuse box.

Continue reading...

How to Stop the Seat Belt Alarm From Ringing on the 2007 Camry

Saturday, November 30, 2013 | Labels: , , , , , , , , , , , | 0 comments |
How to Stop the Seat Belt Alarm From Ringing on the 2007 Camry

You can stop the seat belt alarm from chiming on your 07 Toyota Camry right from your home garage, saving yourself a trip to the mechanic. You can find the instructions on how to do this right in the Camrys owners manual. The alarm is there to remind you to fasten your safety belt every time you drive the vehicle, but many people find it highly annoying. Just remember to fasten your seat belt before you drive anywhere because it is the law in most states.

Instructions

    1

    Put the key into the ignition and turn it "on" but dont start the engine.

    2

    Press the odometer knob in the instrument panel until it says "ODO." Turn off the ignition.

    3

    Turn the ignition on again and pull the odometer knob for 15 seconds. While still holding the knob, put your seat belt on.

    4

    Release the knob. The instrument panel should now read "B off."

Continue reading...

How to Disconnect a Malfunctioning Alarm System on a 1998 Nissan Altima

Saturday, October 12, 2013 | Labels: , , , , , , , , , , | 0 comments |
How to Disconnect a Malfunctioning Alarm System on a 1998 Nissan Altima

A malfunctioning car alarm on your 1998 Nissan Altima can keep you and your neighbors up at night. If you are having problems with the alarm, you can disconnect the alarm system from the power supply to keep it from going off. Disconnecting the alarm from the power supply is not very hard. The power supply is your car battery and the alarm is wired into the negative terminal.

Instructions

    1

    Pop the hood to your Nissan Altima.

    2

    Locate the negative terminal labeled with a "-" mark.

    3

    Use a pair of channel locks or a socket wrench to loosen the negative terminal.

    4

    Pull the negative terminal off of the battery to disable the alarm.

Continue reading...