how to remove existing Car AlarmSecurity System Shock Sensor Starter Disable 2002 jeep grand cherokee?
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shock sensor is easy just unplug everything and it should b fine, now the starter disable u could leave it it will never go off ounce you unplug the power of the head unit, but if u want to take it off you need to find the relay for the starter disable, and were they spliced in to the wire that goes into the relay and out you need to connect those back together
836893
Hi, unfortunately you can not remove the factory alarm in this vehicle because the car will not start without it. But there are several ways to disable it. In your overhead console there is a the IR receiver you can just take out. Also according to the www.bulldogsecurity.com website, the jeep's factory alarm shutdown wire is a violet wire with a yellow tracer behind the driver's side kick panel. This will take a negative pulse when disarmed from your new security system if available. I hope this helped.
965229
Use a 7/32" Allen head wrench. Access the stub screws from above, turn counterclockwise to loosen, then remove the wires. Naturally, one at a time and unplug from battery first.
1153558
The cheap alarms only have one slot I think just for the shock sensor. In order to use the proximity sensor you would have to use the slot and forget about shock sensor. I'm using a viper so there is 2 slots.
562648
Go to this website:http://www.redi-sensor.com/Select applications lookupselect:1006 / Jeep / Commander / TPMS
212512
It will work though you will need an additional part because of your built in anti theft system.http://www.bulldogsecurity.com/bdnew/vehiclewiringdiagrams.aspxwiring diagram for your car - note at bottom tells what part you will need to disable your security.
1726769
I don't think you can. The alarm has an anti theft feature that will not let the vehicle start if the Alarm is engaged. If the remote won't work then try programming then again.
138825
Depends on what your trying accomplish. I'm assuming your only getting this for remote start as it is not an alarm. Most newer cars have a computer chip in the key that the engine computer checks in with during start up. Because of this you will need additional parts to bypass that system. If you don't the car will crank but not start. Cheapest way is to get one of these and put a spare key in it, hidden in your car. Universal Immobilizer Bypass for Remote Start There are better ways without using a spare key but cost 50.00 or more.
580833
I had the same thing happen I went to a auto sound and alarm place for cars and trucks and the guy there fixed it. Several buttons got pushed at once in my purse and turned the function off.. I do not know how to tell you to put it back but the guy at the car alarm place did it in a few seconds.. Good luck..
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From the manual: Inside Sensor: Remove jumper from location 8 Chime: Add a jumper to location 8
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I took the Viper module and the Smart Start system to a professional installer, they also had to install a bypass as well. I would find a local shop that deals with electronics that can answer the question as to what vehicles the system can be installed on.
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I'd suggest going to a local car alarm spot and have them take look at it because a lot of times its a simple fix within the car like syncing the devices again.
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yes you can, however, the trick is knowing someone who can remove the original security system without any hiccups. I recommend going getting the new viper system installed at your local Best Buy store.
2092217
Your system was installed incorrectly. This system is not an alarm, and the vehicles alarm system is what's being triggered. The only way to turn it off is by using your key to unlock the door of the car.
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I'm not completely sure, as I'm no mechanic, but it sounds like a new ignition switch could cure this problem. I replaced this switch to try and solve GM's anti-theft problem. Maybe someone else would know more, but have you tried dry silicon on your current switch? I've used it on sticky house locks but don't know if it would affect the anti-theft sensor in the ignition switch. Wish I could be more help. Just remember. You'll end up with 2 keys if you buy this and don't have doors and trunk re-keyed (no big deal for me).
1666408
Disconnect the battery first, then the remote start system then the security start system
1828625
partly! if the alarm motion detector is active anyone climbing into the jeep will activate the alarm, obviously would not protect any items in reach from outside the vehicle (don't leave your laptop in your jeep). Lock actuators can be added, but what would be the point? someone could just reach in and pull the lock up with half doors.
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You will probably need a security bypass, but you should talk to the GMC Dealer to check if you really need the security bypass