I have a honda civic si 2007, and the battery died on me. The problem is whenever I jump it the car alarm goes off and I don‘t know how to turn it off because the panic button doesn‘t work. Apparentley I left a light on and the battery broke. Whenever I jump it and then turn it off later the car needs to be jumped again, so I think i need to get a knew battery. what do you think? I plan on taking it to wall-mart tomorrow to get it fixed, but whenever I turn it on (jump it) the alarm goes offso what I really want to know is how I can disable the alarm temporarly so that I can get to wall-mart in silence?
That sounds like your alternator is not charging the battery. The alternator should bee putting out about 14 volts. If it is not then your battery will not stay charged. Your alarm could be going off the same way it can go off when you disconnect then reconnect a battery cable. Wait hold up! Are your battery posts cables tight clean? That could be your problem. If your alarm is a factory security system that blows from the horn then try removing the horn fuse or relay so you can drive to walmart in silence. If you have an aftermarket alarm then you can disconnect its horn or snip one of the siren's wires where it's easy to splice back together, then ask walmart to splice the wire back together for you. You didn't say if you had a factory or aftermarket alarm system.
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