Is there a fuse that will disarm a 99 Jeep grand Cherokee limited truck alarm

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Insert key into drivers door lock and turn the key to unlock

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i have a 95 jeep grand cherokee lerado from time to time my alarm goes off i dont have a remote 4 my alarm but i found out that if you put the key in the driver door and unlock it. it will reset the alarm!!!!!

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This seems to be a common problem with this body style Grand Cherokee. There are 3 ways to disarm the alarm system on this vehicle. You have to unlock the drivers door with the key, unlock the rear liftgate with the key or unlock the vehicle using the keyless entry remote. If none of these three things disarm your system then your problem is most likely the security system module itself. The module is red and located behind the dash on the 92 - 95 model Grand Cherokees. The Dash was redesigned in 1996 for dual airbags and a more streamline appearance. On the 96 - 98 models, I am not sure where this module is located.

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If you still have a cap rotor and ignition wires, it's inside the distributor. If not, it is the part where the distributor used to be (center rear of the engine behind the intake manifold)

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The security alarm system on the 1994 Jeep Cherokee arms itself on any normal exit from the vehicle, i.e. ignition off, open door, lock door with power door locks, close door. If the doors are locked with the key, it does not arm.
If the battery is disconnected, then reconnected, the alarm system will go into powerup alarm mode. The lights will flash, but the horn will not blow.
The alarms can be disarmed by a keyless vehicle remote or by unlocking either of the front doors or the read lift gate with the key. If the key method does not work with any of those three entrances, there is a problem either with the input to the alarm module or the module itself.
There is a switch in both front doors and the tailgate which is activated by manualy unlocking those doors. The alarms can be disabled by permanently grounding the wire going from either of those switches to the alarm module, but this will remove all theft protection.
The best thing to do is to find out why the system is going off in the first place. It could just be a glitch, a loose connection that can be fixed fairly easily and keep your theft protection intact.

Glenn