??How do you disconnect this damn alarm!!??

justin1642 · 05-08-2006, 07:11 PM

This alarm is preventing me from starting my car and I have gone through the procedure of locking the doors and stuff in the Owners manual but it still wont start. This has happened before, it lasted for a day and some times for just an hour. I just want to disconnect this damn alarm system. Any input please.

-Justin

P.S. I just installed my new Aftermarket Radio.

1989 toyota supra turbo

SavedASupra · 05-23-2006, 11:26 PM

Ok man sounds like you car has a starter kill relay in it. This is an easy to do job. What you want to do is take off any pannels by your knee area that the wiring for the alarm could be hidden behind. Then find the ignition harness wiring. One of those wires (can't remember what color off the top of my head) try searching on google but it should be obvious. This wire will be cut in half with the leads ran to a relay under the dash also disconnect the cut wire from the relay and reconnect it with solder if you know how if not use a crimp butt connector. If the connection fails you will have the same problem with it not starting again. and trust me the car dosen't car where you are or what time of day it is.

If you are fed up with the laarm you should just disconnect it completely. We charge $40 for this service and is very easy to do yourself. Look under the dash for the aftermarket alarm system box. Should be a black box just tied up in there with some wire ties. I take that out and remove all of the harnesses that are leading away from it this might take some tracing down of wires but they should all be able to become disconnected and removed with ease. It is up to you man!

I take no responsibility if you remove it and damage your car. Just use your head and only remove the wires leaving that loosly tied alarm box if you choose to remove it.

05-08-2006, 07:11 PM	#1
justin1642 3" Exhaust Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Michigan Posts: 213	??How do you disconnect this damn alarm!!?? This alarm is preventing me from starting my car and I have gone through the procedure of locking the doors and stuff in the Owners manual but it still wont start. This has happened before, it lasted for a day and some times for just an hour. I just want to disconnect this damn alarm system. Any input please. -Justin P.S. I just installed my new Aftermarket Radio. 1989 toyota supra turbo Last edited by justin1642; 05-08-2006 at 08:13 PM.

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05-23-2006, 11:26 PM	#2
SavedASupra Stock Join Date: May 2006 Location: Maine Posts: 4	Ok man sounds like you car has a starter kill relay in it. This is an easy to do job. What you want to do is take off any pannels by your knee area that the wiring for the alarm could be hidden behind. Then find the ignition harness wiring. One of those wires (can't remember what color off the top of my head) try searching on google but it should be obvious. This wire will be cut in half with the leads ran to a relay under the dash also disconnect the cut wire from the relay and reconnect it with solder if you know how if not use a crimp butt connector. If the connection fails you will have the same problem with it not starting again. and trust me the car dosen't car where you are or what time of day it is. If you are fed up with the laarm you should just disconnect it completely. We charge $40 for this service and is very easy to do yourself. Look under the dash for the aftermarket alarm system box. Should be a black box just tied up in there with some wire ties. I take that out and remove all of the harnesses that are leading away from it this might take some tracing down of wires but they should all be able to become disconnected and removed with ease. It is up to you man! I take no responsibility if you remove it and damage your car. Just use your head and only remove the wires leaving that loosly tied alarm box if you choose to remove it.