Disconnect the battery, turn the key to the on position (the position where the engine light comes on). Reconnect the battery and alarm should stay off, then continue to start the car.
Been reading all the blogs on how disconnecting the battery and EPC should reset the alarm...doesn't work! But my method worked everytime..."Good Luck"
Start the car with the trunk (hatchback) and driver's door open. The alarm will be deactivated. I don't know how to turn it back on.
i don't know about the beetle, but in some cars to get the alarm to turn off you have to lock the car, get out and close the doors, then use the key to open the door again and start the car.
to reset the alarm system for a Mercury Sable when the alarm is causing the car not to start, place the key in the ignition. Turn the key only about halfway and leave it in this spot for 10 minutes before trying to start the car.
if you have a keyless unlock/lock system and use the key to unlock the door and then start it it well cause the alarm to go off of maybe a short in the wire or fuse for the alarm system.
use your key fob to unlock the door, even if it appears to be un- locked, then start it
Your alarm needs to be reset. Look in the manual for instructions. The alarm was probably arms when you changed the battery an now the alarm computer is thinking that it is being triggered by the ignition.
alarm is falty get it removed only bad part is the doors lock dont go down with the remote
volkswagon
your car should still start, regardless of the alarm It depends on the alarm, some can cause a no start.
uruguayan beetle
The batteries in my hand held remote started getting weak and the car alarm would go off as soon as I tried to start the car everytime so I took the remote apart and took the batteries out until i could find new batteries for it. I just use the key with no problem with alarm anymore.
Yes you can undo the false alarm after you start the ignition.