General Alarm problem

[Kstar94]

Hi guys has anyone removed there alarm from a fiat seicento?
I tried disconnecting mine earlier... Ended up having to rewire it back up as my car wouldn't start after I had removed it. Anyone know how to remove it but the car still work??
Cheers

 

[fingers99]

In short, no!

You'd need the fitting instructions for that particular alarm to give you a clue, or a wiring diagram for your car to indicate how it ought to be.

By definition, alarm/immobilisers are not easy peasy to disable: may be worth consulting the manufacturers.

But a good auto electrician should be able to do it very quickly and cheaply.

 

[Huwbishop]

What car/ecu combo are you using?
I once read (looked at) a thread on an Italian site, all in Italian of course.
It highlighted how to de-solder and use a bridge wire to disable the immo.

Can't find it by searching now. My very limited Italian worked out what they were doing, and pictures showed what to do, so yes it is possible. As fingers said they are there to stop people pinching it, so if it was easy, it would rather negate its purpose.
My 899 ecu seems to work sans immobiliser on puntos and spi cinqs but I don't know about seis.

 

[Huwbishop]

Sorry just read the first post again, tired brain got the wrong end of the stick.
You are talking about a non fiat alarm yes?

If it's a cheap rubbish one, and even some that ham approved ones, follow you're main ignition live behind the dash. They sometimes just use a rather out of place looking relay to immobilise. Bridge that relay and bobs you're uncle.