Disable remote panic button
Heel & Toe
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 22
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From: Louisville KY
After setting off my alarm twice in 2 weeks, I did a search on this topic.
The scotch tape approach worked perfectly. The only problem on my 09 FOB was getting it open. The manual refers to a slot. Unfortunately, I didn't see any "slot".
I therefore pulled out the embedded key and pried open the casing from the inside. That worked. A small piece of scotch tape on the contact followed by a quick reassembly of the case and I was all set.
Good luck.
The scotch tape approach worked perfectly. The only problem on my 09 FOB was getting it open. The manual refers to a slot. Unfortunately, I didn't see any "slot".
I therefore pulled out the embedded key and pried open the casing from the inside. That worked. A small piece of scotch tape on the contact followed by a quick reassembly of the case and I was all set.
Good luck.
Racer
Joined: Apr 2002
Posts: 299
Likes: 0
From: collinsville il
[QUOTE=Vet;1567839344]No need to disable the panic button.
Just get a "FOB Jacket". Check out below link for details.
http://www.southerncarparts.com/corv...81ba7774e1b765
These are for the older FOBs, haven't seen any for the newer ones out there. My Caddy has one exactly like the newer Vette ones and I was always setting the alarm off so I took an old cell phone cover and made a FOB cover for it.
Just get a "FOB Jacket". Check out below link for details.
http://www.southerncarparts.com/corv...81ba7774e1b765
These are for the older FOBs, haven't seen any for the newer ones out there. My Caddy has one exactly like the newer Vette ones and I was always setting the alarm off so I took an old cell phone cover and made a FOB cover for it.
