[Renny1]

It goes off if I use the fob or the key. It engages about 10-15 seconds after locking and goes off for about 15 seconds, then stops. I can't figure out how to stop it. It happened after I disconnected my battery to reset my ECU because I had throttle problems.

It's not the main Honda alarm where the hazard lights start blinking furiously and the horn starts beeping, I think it's some aftermarket alarm I didn't install. It seems like the siren speaker is coming from the rear near the tailgate, but in a grill type vent I can't seem to get off or access behind.

Can anyone help me?

 

[downloader]

disconnect the control box, should be wired to the ignition switch

 

[kloker]

Personally, I would take it to an auto alarm shop and have them fix it. It would probably not be expensive, and would give you back your protection. If they determine the system is unrepairable, then you can decide whether to have them replace it or just disable it.

 

[Renny1]

disconnect the control box, should be wired to the ignition switch

is this under the steering wheel? or by the feet?

 

[Renny1]

Hi all just to inform, I managed to fix the problem

I'm not entirely sure how, but I drove in 2 gear with high revs for about 40 minutes in order to fully recharge the batt

Now the car siren does not go off any more.

I would suggest a long drive may fix the prob.

 

[kloker]

You probably need a new battery. I would get it checked, and the charging system as well. And make sure all connections are clean and corrosion-free.

 

[Renny1]

and the problem is back again!!

Can ANYONE help me disconnect this god awful siren once and for all? No horn, just a siren that repeats every 10-15 seconds. Appears to be coming from the rear left of the car somewhere. I do not want to drive it around a built up area for another 40 mins again!

 

[Renny1]

I should add, it decided to go off after i disconnected and then re-connected the ground battery terminal. Neither inputting the radio code, starting the car, or locking/unlocking seems to change it

 

[Renny1]

OK it's gone now, I had to drive it around and it slowly slowly went away

 

[Traylaw]

Obviously this is not an OEM alarm system, just another aftermarket POS the previous owner had installed. You need to locate the siren and disconnect or cut the wires. Then have the dealer or shop try to remove it and restore the car back to OEM.

 

[Renny1]

I located the wire for this. It was in the rear cargo area, you need to open a small plastic hatch just above the left rear wheel. It should pop off.

 

[Thepinkninja]

This alarm goes iff on mine. I just stsrted thread then noticed this. If i put the fuse in fir the interiir lights it goes off until i remove it. Did u have any interior light issues?
Not had it long but the guy did say the orevious owner saud the battery might need replacing but tbh it looks new. Haven't tested it though.

 

[Renny1]

I didn't mess around with any fuses and had no interior light issues

I think it is an aftermarket siren, I just cut the wire.

 

[Thepinkninja]

Sounds just like mine though coming from rear. I will take a look tomoz. Might actually get to see in the dark ?

 

[Thepinkninja]

I located the wire for this. It was in the rear cargo area, you need to open a small plastic hatch just above the left rear wheel. It should pop off.

Is it this one as it has the same loom on the other side

 

[Renny1]

Hi inside that plastic coating should be two small wires, I cut one and it stopped, but my parking sensor also stopped so perhaps my set up is different to yours as I know the parking sensor is aftermarket. I know the siren was coming from the that area near the grill. Hope this helps.