obaa996
Enthusiast
I need a little help here guys...
I replaced the battery in my '94 this weekend, and ran into a snafu with the factory alarm. I thought it was disabled by the previous owner, as he installed an aftermarket alarm (and never provided the original remote), but it appears that is not the case.
When I tried to start the car, the signal and "alarm set" lights started flashing; it's pretty much behaving just like the factory manual said it would. I looked through the shop manual (section 8Q), but could not find anything about resetting it. When I searched the archives, I saw some posts which imply that programming a new remote to the alarm might reset it. Is that correct? Is there any other way to reset the alarm (at home, and without a DRB)? Assuming I end up using a new remote to reset the alarm, the manual says to ground the (dark?) green wire from the remote entry receiver and press a button on the remote. Does it matter which button, as some archive posts state that both (?; the manual shows 3 buttons on the remote)?
Thanks!
I replaced the battery in my '94 this weekend, and ran into a snafu with the factory alarm. I thought it was disabled by the previous owner, as he installed an aftermarket alarm (and never provided the original remote), but it appears that is not the case.
When I tried to start the car, the signal and "alarm set" lights started flashing; it's pretty much behaving just like the factory manual said it would. I looked through the shop manual (section 8Q), but could not find anything about resetting it. When I searched the archives, I saw some posts which imply that programming a new remote to the alarm might reset it. Is that correct? Is there any other way to reset the alarm (at home, and without a DRB)? Assuming I end up using a new remote to reset the alarm, the manual says to ground the (dark?) green wire from the remote entry receiver and press a button on the remote. Does it matter which button, as some archive posts state that both (?; the manual shows 3 buttons on the remote)?
Thanks!