Need bypass factory alarm in 99 dodge

Please, consider the following link:
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/dodge-caravan/31099-alarm-set-how-to-reset.html

When I tried your suggestion (while the alarm was going) and put my key into the driver's side door, locked the door and then unlocked the door, the alarm quit.

Did not find any information a " Valve Alarm "

Corrosion at the battery cables first. After that, remove the alarm system. Fix the wires as you go.

There is none.

to reprogram new key first you need to use 2 factory program keys.place first factory key in the ignition first turn ignition on for 3 seconds. then turn off ignition then install second factory in the ignition on position for 10 seconds.when immobilizer warning lamp begins to flash a acoustic signal is emitted.within 60 seconds. switch ignition off and remove key.then insert new key and switch on for 10 seconds a acoustic signal is emitted and immobilizer warning lamp remain illuminated for 3 seconds indicating programming completed.if all fails dealership has to reprogram new keys.

sounds like your factory alarm is not working with the remote starter. it happens a lot with the new cars. check the BCM that runs the factory alarm.

CANNOT BE DONE,if it could,the car thieves would have posted it on you tube by now.....(they like humliating manufacturers)

Even though this appears to be factory installed it is actually an addon module. It should be located near the fuse panel under the drivers side Dash board. You can remove the whole module and reconnect the two wiring harnesses at that point using the original already installed connectors. It was a simple design. It is installed where the harness from the engine compartment connects to the under dash harness.

deactivate the alsrm with remote or lock then unlock door with the key try another door if drivers door wont disarm it. that is for factory alrm
after market alarm needs remote or some button somewere under dash
best way to fix an after market alarm is to remove it

you cant bypass it. but if u go to autoparts they might make a bypass bracket to get rid of a/c

if it is aftermarket then all you have to do is disconnect the wire to the alarm that has power constantly going to it. if it is factory then you will need to make sure you tie the starter kill wire back into itself so you have a continuous circuit and not a broken one so that the car will still start. factory alarms are always a pain to locate where the starter kill wires are but usually the are near the steering column.