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I have a 2007 Toyota Corolla type S. My problem is that when I press the unlock button on my remote the doors unlock and the lights flash however when you open the door the alarm sounds. It has been happening more frequently and recently after the alarm shuts down the car will not start......any ideas

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This sounds like a bad alarm module, the doors unlock but the alarm doesnt shut down, so it wont let you start it because its not shutting down, the light flash and door unlock put starter disable and horn stay active, most good alarms have liftime module warranties, if you take it back to who installed it and ask them or if it was already in the car when you bought it then you will need to disable or replace it. hope this helps, also to disable it just trun key on then open a open try key off and within 10 sec push the button under the dash its a small red button this will put it in vallet mode.

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