1998 Isuzu Rodeo "car alarm goes itself" Questions

...alarm on 1998 isuzu rodeo randomly goes off for no reason. I want to deactivate the alarm system. Taking fuse out didn't work. YOU WILL HAVE TO PULL ALL THE PLUGS AT THE UNIT ITSELF, THAT WILL CURE ...

alarm keeps going off for no reason. I unlock doors and lock them again and about 5 minutes later it goes off by itself again. I have to let it go for 3 minutes and it automatically turn off itself in

...goes off by itself. The alarm sometimes The horn goes off by itself. The alarm sometimes engages and only shuts off when the fuse is pulled and replaced. Sounds like you have a short in your wiring. ...

...alarm goes off by itself. started happening after a hard rain and it drains my battery. what is causing this and how can i fix it? When this happened to mine it ended up being a bad door switch. The ...

...alarm on my 528i 98' goes on for no reason ? any idea There is a short in the transponder,or tranducer itself, are you near a garage door opener,like when someone opens there door and it signal you ...

...only the door locks? Your system may have a backup battery that has low voltage when the car is turned off. You may have to look under the dash to see if you can find the main computer for the

alarm and left car unlocked and had no problems. the sensitivity on the alarm itself is too high, or there is something around the car that is interfering with the frequencies that are sent / received

my factory alarm goes off everytime i open the my factory alarm goes off every time i open the doors lights flash and horn goes off and turns off by itself after a couple minutes decoder

...car key is put into door and opened the alarm will go off. Also, the interior light goes on by itself 1-3 times a day when driving for no reason. doors close tightly, the door pins look and feel fine ...

...car battery being detected by the alarm as an unexpected current flow. Another possibility is your alarm may have a vibration sensor set to point which is too sensitive.Possible short on your wiring ...