new alarm solution to old problem

[blue magic]

once i started unlocking doors with key( no alarm keychain thingy) the alarm started going off, i checked forums and read that i should pull the relay in the foot well fuse box. after pulling the fuse it worked one day perfectly( keys work and no alarm)

but the day after, my alarm started to go off again after i unlocked my doors with the key again.

did i miss a step? any suggestions? hope that makes sense, sorry if it doesnt.

 

[RedTurboEclipse]

Tsk Tsk, you snuck in making 2 threads of pretty much the same thing..

http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/problem-diagnosis/336029-alarm.html?highlight=alarm

congratulations on the mods not catching you

A lot of information that you post here would've helped on the other thread you posted..

This clearly tells us it is regarding the factory alarm, read your thread above as 2 of us replied in there.
So unfortunately because it's a factory alarm it does arm when you press the power lock button on the door. You can see this with that green security light going on in the cluster.

If you do get a a new alarm, depending on which one it is, it should help because most decent alarms have a factory disarm where. So when you unlock the doors with.. as you call it "remote keychain thiny" known to most as the keyfob, it will trigger a ground signal to the factory disarm wire, disarming the factory alarm so you wont have it blaring in your ears.

 

[njdaewoo]

Do you know what color the wire is for the factory alarm's ground? Also how do you bypass the factory alarm?

 

[EclipseTical]

factory alarm disarm is a green wire with white tracer (stripe) and is located in the driver-side kick panel or the driver door harness.


source: Bulldog Security Vehicle Wiring Diagrams