how to bypass after market alarm
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Asked by chuckawall60 May 17, 2011 at 01:24 PM about the 1999 Nissan Altima SE

Question type: Car Customization

cant lock car because dont have remote to disable alarm need to bypass cant  reprogram alarm

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jdavidson015 answered 13 years ago

The alarm needs power and is therefore attached to a fuse, if you pull that fuse (I don't know which one specifically) it will cut the alarm off.

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chuckawall60 answered 13 years ago

thanks ill look in the book at diagrams and go from there if i get the right one will alarm light go off ???

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Robweiser answered 11 years ago

just remove the main power wire from the ignition swoitch area is were they have tapped into your system and hook up your original wire back together is one way and the other is to just go to the main Box (Alarm Box and pull the connection off the box and it should start

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