Vw golf alarm removed by vcds

Disconnect the alarm electronically using vcds

[@liamd5645]

Im going to have a look if this is similar on a mk5 golf. Fingers crossed it is, will update. Thabks for the video!! You've gave me a great starting point.

[@caralarmandradio]

You’re welcome

[@liamd5645]

All sorted. Many thanks! Only difference on the Mk5 is that the option for disabling the alarm was found in Central Conv module, I can't remember the block but it's called disable anti-theft activation. Thanks again!

[@caralarmandradio]

Glad you got it sorted

[@silverismoney]

Thanks a lot for this. I have a passat and it has a problem with the sensor thinking the rear tailgate is open when it isn't. Mine wasn't in the same location though it was under Central Electrics II but same process, thanks you saved me a ton of money.

[@caralarmandradio]

No problem 👍

[@grahamrowland6681]

great explaination cheers

[@caralarmandradio]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@grahamrowland6681]

@Car alarm and radio Services did the alarm have a battery drain issue

[@caralarmandradio]

@@grahamrowland6681 no it was a faulty siren

[@ianmiles9716]

Hi will this work on a mk4 golf. As I’ve had a Clifford fitted and siren has been disconnected under the scuttle but sometimes the indicators stay flashing once I’ve unlocked the car using the Clifford

[@caralarmandradio]

It may be too old to do electronically

[@pauliusu]

Hi. After coading and removing anti teft from central electronics will i still get fault code for alarm horn? Thanks

[@caralarmandradio]

Hi on some vehicles yes if that is the case you will need to disconnect the siren from the vehicle ok

[@cameronfortey6438]

Hi mate, great vid. Would this work for a 2009 Mk6 golf 2L TDI? i'm having the issue where the car is locked but randomly anytime of day or night my hazards start flashing asif my alarm had been triggered but the alarm siren does not sound. I'm currently having to jump start the car a few times a week due to the hazards draining the battery. I have seen videos where i can snip the wires to the alarm module, but would this throw up any faults on the dash or cause any issues? I was tempted tp buy a replacement alarm module and fit it, but unsure if this would need coded to the car. Cheers

[@caralarmandradio]

The alarm could be detecting a bad battery I would plug in vcds first and find out why the system was playing up before changing parts ok

[@cameronfortey6438]

@@caralarmandradio Battery is confirmed as okay, have measured it at various points, always at 12.6V. Would disconnecting these wires cause the central locking to not work any further?

[@caralarmandradio]

@@cameronfortey6438 you need to code out the alarm from the system

[@leonardofanucci5183]

Hey, did you manage to fix the issue? I'm having the exact same problem. My vcds says it's a sensor for anti theft system. The car keeps a charge if I leave it unlocked, not ideal.

[@leonardofanucci5183]

​@@cameronfortey6438?

[@Rotciv1929]

Is there a way to do this with OBDeleven? My alarm is going off and causing mayhem in my street. Same fault code as in this video. I just want to turn the alarm off completely

[@caralarmandradio]

You should be able to but you will still need to either unplug the siren or cut the wires to it ok

[@tedjohnson64]

@@caralarmandradio Why do you need to unplug the siren if you've already turned if off via VCDS? Just an extra precaution, or...?

[@caralarmandradio]

If the siren is faulty it can still activate