Car alarm goes off sponstaneously - CRV Honda Cars & Trucks

Try leaving key in door or ignition turned on to shut down the alarm...

Save yourself a big headache and disable the alarm system.

this is a test, please ignore

The alarm system has a sensitivity control and it needs to be turned down. This cannot be a factory alarm system?

before doing anything... use the key to unlock the door...then the alarm will not go off

Hello. If you have a FACTORY alarm system, the deactivte prodedure is to cycle the key off-on (not to start) 5 times, in the ignition. This feature is provided in case you lose the remote, or the remote battery goes dead.

Note: this will only work with the Factory system. If you have an aftermarket system, this answer will no benefit you.

sounds like the hood alarm switch is not making proper contact with the hood, the alarm will not set properly, check the hood alignment

You could have a sensor or battery going bad.

Not a solution, but details about the same problem with my car: I have a 99 Lincoln Continental and have noticed correlations between certain conditions and the frequency of the car alarm going off.

When it is hotter outside, the alarm goes off more frequently than when it is colder.

The more of a slant the car is parked on, the more often the alarm goes off. My boyfriend's driveway is on an incline and any time I park my car there, the alarm will go off every 30 seconds. If I move the car to the level street, it doesn't go off at all. This has been noticed on other slanted places I've attempted to park as well.

try removing the battery + for at least 2 minutes. it should reset the alarm system. if it doesnt work you need to make your remote work try replacing the batteries and try it