Where is the kill switch for a 1999 jetta wolfsburg edition?

Asked by Gboss Mar 07, 2010 at 09:34 AM about the 1999 Volkswagen Jetta Wolfsburg

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Alarm will go off every time I try to start the car. I've tried everything. Please help.

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Queston answered 14 years ago

if its like my car then and it doesn't have keyless entry then you will have to unlock it from the outside to kill the alarm

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michero answered 13 years ago

I have a 97 Jetta that refuses to start, it turns but the eng won't run, there is no spark from the distributor and the fuel pump is not running either. It all started when i tried to change the CD player, the alarm got energized and since then it refuses to start. I reset the alarm, but the problem persists. I was thinking about a reset/kill switch hiding somewhere in the car. HELP PLEASE

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SwanMan1175 answered 13 years ago

i have a 99 jetta w factory alarm that just started arming itself and going off while driving and when i shut it off now it wont start, as if the kill switch is stuck. how do i bypass alarl on disconnect it? please help!!!

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Shelia answered 8 years ago

Where is the kill switch at on 2015 volkswagon jetta 2.5 sel? It keeps locking and cant turn car on

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