Security System

Asked by Utes Aug 06, 2010 at 01:31 PM about the 2004 BMW X5 4.4i AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hello, every time I arm my alarm system, the alarm keeps going off, is there some thing i can do or how can I reset it? I need help.

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bmwmastertech4hire answered 13 years ago

check the hood contact switch.its black right next to the master cylinder.may have an interior sensor issue.is it a factory alarm?do u park on an incline?u need to disable it using ur key.let me know if u need instructions. the best easiest way is to check the dwa counter and it will tell u how many times the alarm has been trigered and from what.ie door contact,terminal 30,hood,trunk,but have to go to the dealer for that.dont disconnect the siren either.its powered internaly and will only make u thrown it and break it.

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anjy834u answered 13 years ago

check the wiring of the alarm system. i sense some disconnection http://x5bmw.net/pictures/

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Restoration answered 12 years ago

Put the key in the closed door.turn it left and right,and back to unlock......that should reset it.

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