Info on Aftermarket Generations Alarm AGA1201

unplug the alarm

Week or dead battery on your remote. Change the remote battery, got nothing to loose except a couple of bucks

be looking for any electronic name on a control box somewhere or a tag with a dealer name having to do with car stereos or whatever..do you have any info on the past owner(s) where there was any aftermarket stuff done??.. see if the stereo has any info in or on it somewhere..

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Aftermarket alarm systems do not have there fuses in the cars fuse boxes, the fuses are located in line to alarm system.
You will need to look under the driver side of the dash and locate the alarm box, and then follow wires back a little, there you will see a few fuse holders containing the fuses for that alarm system good day

The black reset is to reinitialize the TPMS system.

It sounds like you may have an aftermarket alarm since you described a red reset button under the dash that is not factory?

What I would suggest is to grab a flashlight and look under the dash on the drivers side. You may need to remove a trim pannel to gain access. You should see a black box with a bunch of wires randomly going all over the place (stock wiring is nice and neat comparatively speaking). This will be the aftermarket alarm. There should be a model number on it. Google search that model number and you should be able to find all kinds of info on that system.

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the alarm automatically arms 30 seconds after you lock the doors
i looked around online and found info for you

The FACTORY ALARM DISARM WIRE IS
lt. green/orange '-'conn. 2, pin 9 @ the BCM.

The factory alarm disarm wire is
negative trigger thru a 473 ohm resistor.
MUST use relay. The BCM
(Body Control Module) is attached to
the left of the fusebox.
Connector 1 is a gray 26 pin plug,
and connector 2 is a gray 22 pin plug.

Once Located, splice into this wire with
a simular guage wire, add the specified resistor
and put it to a solid chassis ground.
This terminates the alarm functions entirely.

However, at this point, this car would be exceedingly
easy to steel, so I suggest you get an aftermarket
alarm system to protect it from here on in.

Take this info to your local
stereo/car alarm guy and have them
do this for you.

the alarm automatically arms 30 seconds after you lock the doors
i looked around online and found info for you

The FACTORY ALARM DISARM WIRE IS
lt. green/orange '-'conn. 2, pin 9 @ the BCM.

The factory alarm disarm wire is
negative trigger thru a 473 ohm resistor.
MUST use relay. The BCM
(Body Control Module) is attached to
the left of the fusebox.
Connector 1 is a gray 26 pin plug,
and connector 2 is a gray 22 pin plug.

Once Located, splice into this wire with
a simular guage wire, add the specified resistor
and put it to a solid chassis ground.
This terminates the alarm functions entirely.

However, at this point, this car would be exceedingly
easy to steel, so I suggest you get an aftermarket
alarm system to protect it from here on in.

Take this info to your local
stereo/car alarm guy and have them
do this for you.

1996 Audi if you are a aftermarket alarm look under the steering column and the dash area look for a small push button or a black push button when you find it push it and try to start the car,and if you are a aftermarket alarm you can adjust the sensitivity it on the transducer, If you are a manufacature alarm you ll have to find a auto electric tech who can remove the alarm this will consist of bypassing the alarm relays,and the alram horn

I bought a viper and I love it and its one of the best alarms. you can find some that are after market for cheap at least 200 bucks or less. but good luck they are not easy to install.