Try disconnecting the negative battery cable from the battery.
You can remove the fuse in the fuse block however don't forget to put it back in or the car won't start good luck
The alarm in a 1993 Honda Civic can be disabled using the program mode. To enable the program mode pull the key in the on position while pressing lock on the remote. Do this three times in five seconds and program mode will become enabled.
yes depending on what kind of alarm, if it factory then hold the high beams on while turning the ignition with a key or /screwdriver, if you wanna disable the factory alarm then unscrew the turnsignal,, remove the turnsignal,, then hold a screwdriver on the 2 connectors,, the car will flash and the alarm has been disabled,, or blown
You will begin receiving benefits when you retire or earlier if you become disabled.
Its an exam that will prepare you for dealing with the old age and the disabled, things you need to know while you are working in a private home, Hospital or any home care.
Take it to a body shop thats all I have for you best of luck
Woodrow Wilson had a stroke while president was severely disabled.
I had the same problem - and thanks to the internet found the solution... Open the front door and the hatchback. Now insert the key into the ignition and start the car. Voila! The alarm is disabled! If this doesn't sound like control-alt-delete, I don't know what does! Now I'm searching to find out how to turn it back on - because, while this stopped the alarm from going off, it also deactivated the keyless entry.
There are many solutions for setting your alarm away from home. Many of the home security companies have apps for computers and smart phones that allow you to set your alarm while on the go.
Depends on the disability.
It is important to have an alert alarm in addition to a home burglar alarm. While a burglar alarm is used in instances of home invasion, an Alert Alarm is a vital, life saving alarm used in case of medical emergencies.
No - that would defeat the object of having an alarm in the first place !
Does it happen only while the car is "off" or does it also happen while driving? If the alarm happens without any apparent reason, even while driving, you may want to check the anti-theft relay. If alarm happens while the car is off, it could be a problem with any of the various switches and sensors that sense alarm conditions.