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Alarm draining battery
My 2005 Crossfire Limited Coupe is having a problem with the alarm and I want to disable or remove it. It is draining the battery. The Chrsysller deaer in twon won't work on it and I have read that the alarm cannot be permanently disabled. First, Is that true? and second, if so, do I have to keep a trickle charge on the battery when the car is not being driven?
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Re: Alarm draining battery
All you need to do is remove the cowl in front of the windshield and unplug the siren in the center of the opening. In the search feature at thr top of the page put in "disabling the alarm siren" for info.
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Re: Alarm draining battery
Originally Posted by MichaelMurugan
(Post 967192)
My 2005 Crossfire Limited Coupe is having a problem with the alarm and I want to disable or remove it. It is draining the battery. The Chrsysller deaer in twon won't work on it and I have read that the alarm cannot be permanently disabled. First, Is that true? and second, if so, do I have to keep a trickle charge on the battery when the car is not being driven?
And to be clear, it is the alarm SIREN that most often does this. As ZE already explained - just get in there and disconnect it. But again, I don't see why the person that isolated it to the 'alarm' didn't do this. |
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