Remote Arming/Disarming Car Alarm 1880 with Automatic Door Lock/Unlock
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SPECIFICATON OF CAR ALARM 1880
●Remote arming/disarming
●Silent arming
●Panic/car finder
●Auto rearming
●Auto arming
●Closing door reminder when arming
●Door unclosed warning while drive
●Door lock/unlock with remote
●Automatic door lock/unlock
●Siren chirp
●Parking lamp output
●Door trigger(-)
●ACC trigger
●two Stage 3 wires shock sensor
●Led status indicator
●Power window（－）
●Temporary chirp disable
●Intrusion memory and notice
●Zone violated identification
●Power interrupted memory
●Anti-hijacking
●Ignition/start disable
●Emergency override
●Code learning
●Dome light output(-)
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- Q: I bought this used car about 3 years ago it‘s a 2001 Honda Civic and I guess it‘s brand is KARR because of the remote. There‘s nothing wrong with the alarm but I was just wondering about something. I remember the owner(the person who sold the car to me) said that the key is programmed to the engine or something. He gave me (2) keys to the car but only one is works in starting the engine up. Why is that? How can I make the other key work too?
- my gf has a 2000 honda civic. she also has two keys one to enter the car and one to turn it on. if this is the case heres what happened. your previous owner had the ignition lock(where you put your key in to start the car) go out and fixed it on a budget instead of going to a dealer. he got another key for that part when he fixed it and didn't care and now has two keys. if this is the case the only way to get one is to replace the ignition lock with one from the dealer and have them match it to your locks inyour doors. this cost will be around 250 for labor and everything. hope this helps
- Q: I own a 2002 Hyundai Sonata and as of late its been having electric issues everywhere. I don‘t want to bring it into the shop to get it fixed because its so old and used its just not worth it. I‘m just going to drive it til it dies. So i was wondering if anyone could tell me (or possibly show me?) how to disable the alarm system or even take it out altogether. Essentially whats been happening is the sensors aren‘t working properly so it usually reads a door is open. Which wasn‘t a huge deal until it started locking itself while reading a door to be open thus the alarm goes off. My simple fix to this was if you lock the doors manually, the alarm wont go off. As of late, its been going off anyways, even while driving.I‘d love to save some money and do this myself but i don‘t know much of anything about cars so if anyone can help me out here i would be very grateful. If you need any other information just ask!
- the least confusing way identity to unplug the hood swap placed in the engine compartment on the passenger part fender. this could enable the doors to fasten and launch with the distant yet won't enable it to arm and activate. there is an common attempt you're able to do to point you in the direction of your problem. roll down each and every of the homestead windows close all doors and the hood. arm the alarm. stroll to each door and pull out on the door with out the handle. that's least confusing to realize interior (consequently rolling the homestead windows down). if the alarm does not sound you be attentive to all of the door switches are stable. the 2d attempt is (with the alarm nevertheless armed) pull up on the passenger front fringe of the hood fairly. if the alarm sounds the hood would ought to be adjusted down or the hood swap pad would ought to get replaced. in basic terms some steps we could take to start the prognosis technique. desire they help.
- Q: I just installed a car alarm in my Chevrolet Impala. I think it might have something to do with the drivers door since the dashboard light doesn‘t light up when its open. Let me know what i have to replace uld it be a sensor or the door latch?
- remote star error after 2 year instalation
- Q: This morning we woke up to find a broken window. Nothing out of the vehicle stolen, however we did find two keys; an axxess 14r2 key and a ilca. Also on the keychain was a small black and blue device in a box shape. No wording or dating on that, but it did have a button. It‘s a trailblazer 2005. We push the car alarm buttons and lights blink on dash and flash outside, but no noise.How do we insilence it? Thanks!
- Hi Julie, theres a reset button usually under the dash. Or check Alarm Owners Manual, for details, if no manual call some local car alarm install shops, tell them the type and they should know a quick fix. They might want to fix it, which would be Ok, if theres already been one break-in. If too expensive have a tiny blinking light installed around dash area, so it looks like theres an alarm, shouldnt be too expensive.Good Luck Sweetheart.
- Q: I went to a shop and they put my car on vallet mode. My alarm consist of 2 buttons. 1 to unlock/lock the car. the other to open my trunk.I pressed it together and my fog lights just flashed, but i kicked the car(yes i literally kicked the car) and the alarm still did not go off. are there procedures to putting it back to normal?How can i do it. Thanks
- Need year, make and model of car along with if it is a factory or an aftermarket alarm system.
- Q: So my car needs a new car alarm.the most i have is like $140.Where can I find a good alarm for that price?
- something decrease than ?50 is going to furnish you a undertaking with fake alarms. i'm particular you have heard alarms going off in motor vehicle parks only considering you stroll previous them. those are the cheap ones and you will annoy your neighbours at 3 in the morning with those.
- Q: Last night someone got into my 1999 Audi A4 and went through it looking for things to steal. The car is locked and the alarm set every time I leave it. This morning two doors were open but closed just enough to keep the interior lights off. All four door locks were in the unlocked position. No alarm went off during the night. I do not see any damage to the doors or window areas, but the driver seat is damaged. Any ideas?
- All you have to do is get a really long and skinny metal rod or coat hanger and a screw driver. Take the screw driver and wedge open the driver side or pass side window and stick the rod in between and touch the unlock button. And BAM! You can pretty much do it to any car if the unlock button is an easy access. It's also extra easy on cars like the neon that don't have that top part of the door frame. Like where the corner is on most cars it's metal to metal but the neon is glass to the rubber weather strip. But try tinting the windows so people don't know what's inside. And if I was breaking into a car and an alarm went off I'd stop.
- Q: how do i disable my car alarm
- well in 97 it was a dealer add on. should be a module under the steering coloumn you may need to rewire the starter wire. other wise just pull the fuses out and it will kill the alarm.
- Q: I have a 96‘ Ford Thunderbird, and I can‘t lock the doors without the car alarm going off. I‘ve tried using the door panel instead of the key chain, and it still doesn‘t work. Is there a way to turn off the alarm completely and just use the door locks??
- mabe you shuold go have it checked insted of messing around with it thats the smart thing to go and do
- Q: the remote of my car alarm is dead, battries are ok, what could have gone wrong?
- Most car alarms I've seen are two types. One has a keypad where you have 30 seconds after entering the vehicle to enter the proper code. The other is the one you're describing, where you must use the remote from outside the car to avoid the alarm going off. In your case, you have a few options. 1) This may seem strange, but it works. If your problem is that the remote gets wet, put it in a Ziploc bag. This should protect it from shorting out the circuit inside with water, and you don't need to worry. 2) On the off chance that the battery in the remote runs out, you will have to use your key. The alarm will go off. It's OK. You can explain the situation to someone if they ask. What you need to check for is the valet switch. Check your manual for this, but I assume you know where it is and this is what you're referring to when you say disconnect the alarm. It's often in the glove box or near your knee under the steering wheel (off to the side on the wall near the stereo maybe?) Usually, you can put your key in the ignition, switch it to on (don't start the car, it's the setting right before start), then flip the valet switch. Your alarm will stop and you can then start and drive the car. If you want to set the alarm again, just flip the valet switch once more before turning the car off. Note that you can use this method anytime (or if using a Ziploc bag turns you off and the remote gets wet), just that the alarm going off all the time might get annoying. 3) You of course can disconnect the alarm, but you know that and that defeats the purpose of having one anyway.
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| Location | Guangdong,China |
| Year Established | 2003 |
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| Main Markets | North America 5% South America 20% Southeast Asia 25% Africa 5% Mid East 40% Domestic Market 5% |
| Company Certifications | ISO/TS16949 |
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Remote Arming/Disarming Car Alarm 1880 with Automatic Door Lock/Unlock
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- China Main Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 sets set
- Supply Capability:
- 10000/MONTH set/month
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