2001LS
November 19th, 2004, 10:02 PM
Ok you all know about my problems with car not holding a charge. Well the dealer replaced some item on it and now the alarm doesnt arm. And when you stick the key in the ignition the flashers blink 5 times. Also the flashers dont blink when i unlock it anymore. Help can i reprogram this.... I hate taking my car to the dealer...
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2k2ls
November 21st, 2004, 07:29 AM
r there any audio shops around where you live? usually those guys are cool enough to check it out for you. I would try that b4 leaving the car at the dealer so they can hold it for a week just so they can say you need a continuum transfunctioner
GrayGhost1
November 21st, 2004, 10:29 AM
Ok you all know about my problems with car not holding a charge. Well the dealer replaced some item on it and now the alarm doesnt arm. And when you stick the key in the ignition the flashers blink 5 times. Also the flashers dont blink when i unlock it anymore. Help can i reprogram this.... I hate taking my car to the dealer...
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What kind of repairs did your car go in for?
mikepietras04
November 21st, 2004, 09:50 PM
Well, it sounds like you are low on blinker fluid. But, if you blinker fluid level is fine...then you are having a problem with security programming. Your dealer should be able to reactivate security via thier NGST computer.
Another possibility is a malfunctioning pin switch. Example, if you leave your hood open on your LS and try to set the alarm, the lights will flash quickly, telling you that there is a trigger.
2001LS
November 22nd, 2004, 10:25 PM
Also if you push the panic flashers go off but no horn.... My car has been having batt drain problems. Previous owner had them also since 25000 mi i have 50000 on it now. Im working with ford hopefully to buy back.
Tommy
November 26th, 2004, 04:51 PM
More than likely they popped the fuse for the light harness. The old old school alarms could be disabled by shorting a light socket. To resolve this, they started putting a fuse there. The result is you won't get a blinking light when armed or disarmed. May cause other issues having a popped fuse.
Check the fuses directly involved with the alarm.
whatsupadrian
April 5th, 2008, 03:57 AM
fuses