POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I can consistently reproduce this problem, the sunshade I use is the reflective type. No sunshade - alarm don't go off Sunshade - alarm goes off randomly. Anyone had this issue?
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YOUR RESEARCHSunshade cause alarm to go off?
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POST 2Original post
It must be messing with the motion sensor inside the vehicle.
POST 3Original post
Quotes source post: 4510330
It must be when the shade falls past the rearview mirror.
POST 4Original post
Yep, happens to me all the time. Press the lock button twice in a row and it should disable the motion sensor and stay locked.
POST 5Original post
Quotes source post: 4510330
Yes! My neighbor came over to let me know.. She was pissed!
POST 6Original post
Reflective shade will bounce light straight into the IR sensor at the headliner. It will trip the alarm everytime.
POST 7Original post
I went through this during the day after I brought my P-car home. I gave up and bought a car cover.
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