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Jim - 25 Mar 2008 12:29 GMT

I would like to disable the panic alarm feature on my 2000 Accord Se.
Does anyone know trhe procedure or where to find the disable switch if
there is one for the security system Thanks

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Piso Mojado - 25 Mar 2008 13:49 GMT

>I would like to disable the panic alarm feature on my 2000 Accord Se.
> Does anyone know trhe procedure or where to find the disable switch if
> there is one for the security system Thanks

My wife has a Mitsubishi with a poorly designed key fob remote panic alarm
button. It sticks up above the surface of the fob so it gets all the time by
accident. I drizzled Krazy Glue around the edge of the button that locked it
in place.

FWIW, I did the same thing to the side button on my cell phone that changed
the ringer to vibrate or completely off after I got tired of missing calls.

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Tegger - 25 Mar 2008 21:12 GMT

Jim <lecloony@hotmail.com> wrote in news:e9ohu39k41dt96drm22vrep99ikjcn8pu4
@4ax.com:

> I would like to disable the panic alarm feature on my 2000 Accord Se.
> Does anyone know trhe procedure or where to find the disable switch if
> there is one for the security system Thanks

Unplug the alarm connector at the hood latch, then short the connector's
two pins together with a paper clip. This will fool the computer into
thinking the hood is open and it will refuse to set the alarm.

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Piso Mojado - 25 Mar 2008 21:44 GMT

> Jim <lecloony@hotmail.com> wrote in
> news:e9ohu39k41dt96drm22vrep99ikjcn8pu4
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> two pins together with a paper clip. This will fool the computer into
> thinking the hood is open and it will refuse to set the alarm.

Won't that disable the theft/tamper alarm too? I thought the OP just wants
to disable the panic feature.

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jrl - 28 Mar 2008 00:03 GMT

I will try that. I looked and I tell ya there is not much room. for fat
fingers.Thanks

> Jim <lecloony@hotmail.com> wrote in news:e9ohu39k41dt96drm22vrep99ikjcn8pu4
> @4ax.com:
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> two pins together with a paper clip. This will fool the computer into
> thinking the hood is open and it will refuse to set the alarm.

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Tegger - 28 Mar 2008 00:49 GMT

>> Jim <lecloony@hotmail.com> wrote in
> news:e9ohu39k41dt96drm22vrep99ikjcn8pu4
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> I will try that. I looked and I tell ya there is not much room. for fat
> fingers.Thanks

Piso Mojado is correct in that I may be confusing two things here.

If you do as I suggest, you will disable the entire security system. I do
not know how to disable just the panic feature.

Hey Piso, do you have a cousin named Plancher Mouille?

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Piso Mojado - 28 Mar 2008 01:20 GMT

>>> Jim <lecloony@hotmail.com> wrote in
>> news:e9ohu39k41dt96drm22vrep99ikjcn8pu4
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>
> Hey Piso, do you have a cousin named Plancher Mouille?

He's married to my sister....but no one in the family likes him.

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Jim - 28 Mar 2008 13:41 GMT

>>> Jim <lecloony@hotmail.com> wrote in
>> news:e9ohu39k41dt96drm22vrep99ikjcn8pu4
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>
>If you do as I suggest, you will disable the entire security system.

Yes that is what I want to do at this point . Thanks . Not much room
to work in that area though.

I do

>not know how to disable just the panic feature.
>
>Hey Piso, do you have a cousin named Plancher Mouille?

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