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YOUR RESEARCHAlarm randomly going off
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sunshade moving as the sun heated it up
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Turned out to be the sunshade moving as the sun heated it up.
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I had this problem after installing my Avic - it turned out the radio alarm wire was disconnected during the install
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Now, when I used a shade, I deactivate the inside sensor.
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Suggestion · Original poster
Thought I could set the alarm and check frequencies again once it went off, but they did not increment.
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Suggestion · Original poster
Think I will order the removal tools and pull the stereo to check the wiring.
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My alarm is randomly going off. The doors lock, the alarm sets, and no horn beep as normal. After an hour or two, the alarm just starts honking so I can't leave my car locked anywhere.
Hooked up my Durametric and got alarm code 60 (frequency 1) and alarm code 33 (frequency 2). Thought I could set the alarm and check frequencies again once it went off, but they did not increment.
Next step is to set the alarm and disable the interior motion to see if it still goes off.
Do not think it's related, thought I'd mention it though, but the car was recently in the shop for a clutch/AOS/IMS Retrofit/RMS.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
2000 996 Cab
Mine was triggered by movement inside the car. Turned out to be the sunshade moving as the sun heated it up. Now, when I used a shade, I deactivate the inside sensor.
Mine was just what the forum said it was....aftermarket stereo. Got the wiring fixed and did not have a problem again. What you can do for a temp fix is lock the car, then hit unlock quick and let it autolock. Takes about 30 seconds if I remember. That is what I did till I got it figured out. At least I had it locked without having the alarm go off. Hope this helps you like it did me until I got it figured out.
Thanks guys. It is the stock stereo, however, I have noticed recently some random "interference" for 5-10 seconds on occasion, could be something related. Think I will order the removal tools and pull the stereo to check the wiring.
I plan to try the double lock to deactivate the motion alarm today after work and see if that works, at least it will help isolate the the source.
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