Considering I never put it in valet mode nor did I take it out of valet
mode
that would have been impossible, the alarm was doing whatever it wanted to
with no help from me. Every time I went out to it something different was
happening. And as stated in the originasl post I don't have the button
unfortunatly, I wish I did, and God did I look for it. The alarm hasn't
been used in over 5 years so it's long gone.
And amazingly enough it let me drive it. This morning when I went out to
it
the alarm would only go off when a door was opened. And since I drive
with
the door closed I got it to the dealer :) They just cut it out, took 10
minutes. Long story short, they said the alarm went bad and started
screwing with the rest of the car and now that it's out all is well. Yay
alarm failure!
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:8ab089212fc79f6fee414308d2d5a1a9@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> You'll want to put the alarm back into valet mode (lamp on steady). Or
use
> your remote to turn it off. Right now, the alarm *is* preventing you
from
> starting the car. Until you turn of the alarm or put it in valet mode,
> you have no way of knowing whether the battery will start the car.
>
>
> From my earlier post:
>
> "If a tester shows the battery is charged and in good condition, but
your
> car requires a jump start, there's either a problem with the cable
> connections to the battery or a problem with the tester."
>
>
>
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