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Car Forum / Mitsubishi Cars / January 2007

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Alarm going off when key turns in door

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Ash666 - 14 Jan 2007 03:54 GMT
I'm at work, and when I unlocked the door, the alarm went off. I don't
have a keychain for it (I got it used, didn't even know it had an alarm).
I'm assuming there's a chip in the key, but for some reason it isn't
being recognized (tried both regular key and valet key). If not, a
regular motion alarm just armed itself for the first time?

This is a 2001 Eclipse Spyder, btw.

So I have two questions:

1.) How can I turn this alarm off so I can drive it?
2.) How do I make it so it doesn't go off in the first place?

The manual to the car is at home. Don't wanna drive it honking and
flashing in the middle of the night. Or during the day, for that
matter. :)

Thanks in advance...

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Ash666 - 19 Jan 2007 02:48 GMT
Well, if anybody's curious, here's how it got worked out. There's a
sensor in the door for the chip in the key, and then another sensor
in the trunk. Opening the door, setting the alarm, and then opening
the trunk turned the alarm off. After doing that twice, it fixed
itself. Not sure what was wrong. Maybe it was the cold...

> I'm at work, and when I unlocked the door, the alarm went off. I don't
> have a keychain for it (I got it used, didn't even know it had an alarm).
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>
> Thanks in advance...
Buffalo - 20 Jan 2007 01:57 GMT
Thanks.

> Well, if anybody's curious, here's how it got worked out. There's a
> sensor in the door for the chip in the key, and then another sensor
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> >
> > Thanks in advance...
 
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