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YOUR RESEARCHExtreme heat setting off alarm?!?
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I've been setting the alarm, pushing the button twice to turn off the interior motion sensor.
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I'm more inclined to figure the radio however it manages to do set things off.
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Use were where the local dealer sends their aftermarket installs
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The guys I used were where the local dealer sends their aftermarket installs, so I assumed they'd be familiar with any particular p-car "gotchas"...maybe not?!?
Use were where the local dealer sends their aftermarket installs
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The guys I used were where the local dealer sends their aftermarket installs, so I assumed they'd be familiar with any particular p-car "gotchas"...maybe not?!?
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Several times this summer, my alarm has gone off without being disturbed. The only real caveat is that I live in OK and it has been extremely hot here this summer. I've been setting the alarm, pushing the button twice to turn off the interior motion sensor. I had hoped that was all it would take, but it seems to still go off occasionally.
Has anyone else noticed this behavior, or have any suggestions that might help?
Yeah, I was starting to worry about that being the culprit as I didn't seem to have the problem before. But then again, I'd only had the car about a month and a half or so before having the deck installed. I also had a parking brake bypass installed for the video if that's of any consequence?
Are you using a sun shade inside the car? Are you SURE the motion sensor is off? I have to ask because mine does the same thing but I'm pretty sure it's the sun shade moving around.
It has gone off with and without a sunshade in place. As for the interior motion sensor being off, my understanding is that when you press the key remote arming button twice in rapid succession, you will get a double flash of the parking lights and a beep of the horn indicating the interior sensor is disabled. That is how I always arm my alarm. The horn beep gives me reassurance that the alarm is armed, as the parking lights also flash when disarming (but without the horn).
There's supposed 2 be a wire that needs to be wired into the deck when an aftermarket deck is put in. Otherwise the alarm sometimes goes a bit nuts. Maybe ask your installed to double check? Problem is i'm not sure which wire it is.
Hmmmm...wonder what wire that might be?!? The guys I used were where the local dealer sends their aftermarket installs, so I assumed they'd be familiar with any particular p-car "gotchas"...maybe not?!?
Possibly the car interior creaking from heating up? The a/c sets a pretty big temperature difference between parts when dealing with 100+ outside.
Had the wind set off my motion one time I figure. Parked with the windows down a few inches in a secure area and I figure the ir sensor read heatwaves as a body moving or something while I was walking away in front of the car.
I'm more inclined to figure the radio however it manages to do set things off. Possibly the radio might have a timer for powering down thats read by the alarm which thinks its somebody tampering. Maybe read the radio manual to see if there is a configuration to change.
Never had the car alarm go off from the heat (or cold) and I've parked the car in some pretty hot (and cold) temps.
A few times I've had the alarm go off for no obvious reason and traced the reason to a flying insect (small moth) in the car.
If this is going on this can be hard to determine. I was successful in finally spotting the thing fluttering about and splatting the thing with a baseball cap.
Sincerely,
Macster.
