Astra van alarm prolem

Hopely this trick is useful.

1. Open the window.
2. Disconnect the battery.
3. Close the door. (Keep the window open)
4. Turn the ignition key on.
5. Find the hood sensor in engine bay area. (It looks like push button)
6. Press the hood sensor and reconnect the battery. (Keep pressing the sensor)
7. Ask someone to start the engine (Keep pressing the sensor)
8. After the engine start, you can release that sensor.
9. Now your alarm vehicle was deactivated.

This trick is effective for common mitsubishi car which not using immobilizer.

Your Astra must have a backup battery, have to find the unit and disconnect the backup battery to stop siren

The batteries take a lot of power to send and receive data so you should get around 3 to 4 weeks per battery. If this is what you get it is normal.

Hello, The Factory Alarm installed in your van does not do this. If you have an Aftermarket Alarm it has to have a Vibration sensor to perform like you imagine and want. There is no Impact sensor for the Alarm from the Factory.

The Impact sensor your van does have from the Factory is for cutting off the fuel pump in case of a crash. It is a silent switch and has a frequency that needs to be reached before working.

You can have an Aftermarket alarm installed to make a noise if your van is hit or rocked. The damage on your hatch can be fixed and it depends on the type of damage it sustained to know what is needed to make it right.

I hope you find mt solution very helpful.

it is most likely going off because the sensor that sets the alarm off when someone bangs it or breaks the window is set to sensitive. Locate the adjustment under the hood near the firewall usually on the alarm module and turn it down.

looks like it's hard to get..
why don't u try online
some websites deal in it real time.. along with solutions to problems how to repair fix service nd all

This means one of the door ajar sensors is stuck. You need to remove the door trim panel and then the latch and then the sensor. Once out clean and lube it. There is a sensor inside every door.

Please define the word "slipping" for me. To me it means the transmission is "slipping", the van is going down the road, and then the engine RPM's are still there, but the van keeps slowing down ? You try to put on more acceleration, but the engine revs up higher, but you go nowhere ?
Please let me know.

sounds as if you have a power shortage in the van. first establish what fuse keeps blowing this will help in narrowing down the short.once short is located check all connections ,wires,and plugs.

Sounds like you fried something when you jumped it. Make sure all the cables and wires are good and not burnt. Check fuses, and replace as necessary.