Re: IML: 1990 Imperial starting problem

[darrell kershaw <darrells59imperial@xxxxxxxxx>]

I have delt with a few after market alarms similar to the viper, most newer versions have a transmitter that can change its codes often to prevent code cloneing also newer versions have a relay for the starter disable feature, if you dont have a remote to turn the alarm off, then you can contact the company that makes the alarm and request one. I looked them up for you, here's what I found Directed Electronics Inc at 1-800-876-0800 this is a toll free call . they maybe able to give you the help you need.

alacaria@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Hi;
>
> I have a 1990 Imperial mark cross edition. I have a question. The car will 
> not start. The battery is up and I do not think it is the starter. I 
> believe it has something to do with the viper alarm system.
>
> I removed the alarm horn from the engine area a while back. I think the 
> alarm system is engaging as the small red dash light that is usually stays 
> on steady is flashing which makes me believe the alarm is engaging which of 
> course I cannot hear as the alarm horn has been removed. If the alarm is 
> engaged on these cars will it not allow the car to start?
>
> Has the key chain entry button that automatically engages the locks and 
> sets the alarm lost its programming and if so how do I reestablish it?
>
> Can the alarm be bypassed to allow the car to start?
>
> Thanks
>
> Anthony
>
>
>
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