Removing The Factory Alarm

[UpbeatFish]

so i discontected the 2 connections going to the black box under the dash
i cut the blue and orange wire from 1 of the connecters, the one on my right looking up , and grounded it to the gas pedel bolt.

now all i need is to find those 2 wires from under the hood.

i cant find them

can anyone help?

 

[johnathan1]

That should be all you have to do...there aren't any wires under the hood that need to be touched when bypassing the stock alarm.

 

[UpbeatFish]

i have a horrible problem. i turn the key and nothing happens not even a click like how it use to. before when i turned the key all the lights would turn on and it would click like its about to start but the starter isnt kicking..


but now i turn the key and nothing, no lights no click nothing :1zhelp:


can anyone help me with this problem

 

[UpbeatFish]

oh and the alarm still goes off but i think thats the after market alarm that came with this car all the lights go on and off. man i just want to drive it without pop starting it.....

 

[johnathan1]

The alarm still goes off with the connectors to the alarm computer unplugged?

I'm thinking maybe you clipped the wrong wire or something.

 

[UpbeatFish]

The alarm still goes off with the connectors to the alarm computer unplugged?

I'm thinking maybe you clipped the wrong wire or something.

its light blue and has a bright orange wire running down with it.... weird huh

 

[UpbeatFish]

"or you could go under the hood of the car, find the two wires that go to the hood sensor (so if someone pops your hood, the alarm sounds) cut them, and splice them together. this will make the alarm think that there is a door open, in which case the alarm cannot be armed." -shaeff
( http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1515#post1515 )



i cant find those 2 wires

 

[johnathan1]

You don't need to do that.

And you didn't answer my question about the alarm sounding while the connectors are unplugged. The alarm should cease to function completely with those connectors unplugged.

 

[UpbeatFish]

You don't need to do that.

And you didn't answer my question about the alarm sounding while the connectors are unplugged. The alarm should cease to function completely with those connectors unplugged.

the alarm is still going with those connecters unplugged


but the car has an other aftermarket alarm , could it be that that is making it go still?

 

[johnathan1]

Unplug that one too! lol. Are you sure you unplugged the right box in the first place?

 

[UpbeatFish]

Unplug that one too! lol. Are you sure you unplugged the right box in the first place?

lol


actually im not sure...

im sooo much a nuuubbb

its connected to the steering colum and it has red and white print on a black box

 

[shaeff]

Sounds like you pulled the wrong piece. The Theft Deterrent Ecu has only ONE connector, and is located near the firewall on the steering column. As I recall, the one in my car was ALL black, no other color writing on it. It should say Theft Deterrent right on it. The wire you're looking for is a dark blue wire with an orange stripe(tracer). Ground that to a GOOD ground.

 

[UpbeatFish]

i have a problem with the ignition
i turn the key and nothing happens


could this be a fuse?

 

[ForcedTorque]

Yes, it could be the fuse associated with your ignition. It could be due to the aftermarket alarm. And it could be that you pulled the wrong box, and cut the wrong wire. I'm going out to my shed in a few minutes, I will see if I can find one and take a picture.

My bet though, is it is something connected to that AM Alarm.

 

[UpbeatFish]

Yes, it could be the fuse associated with your ignition. It could be due to the aftermarket alarm. And it could be that you pulled the wrong box, and cut the wrong wire. I'm going out to my shed in a few minutes, I will see if I can find one and take a picture.

My bet though, is it is something connected to that AM Alarm.

thank you dude but im moving this to my other thread

thank you for your help!!
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