Hey guys didnt know where to put this but heres the issue. i did this mod months ago and i dont know how to remove it. IIt is when you take off the key from the ignition and then get out and close the door. then the scion alarm automatically triggers even if the doors are unlock. Now i already tried undoing the process through the xA post and it doesnt work. CAN ANYBODY HELP!!!

 

u open and close the door about twenty times and then slap urself for turning that crap on!

 

ive done that. doesnt work. hurts my head as well!!

 

hahaha

 

insert key twice within 10 seconds... open and shut the door twice within 20 seconds... insert key twice again.....

slap yourself in the head about 3 times and then wait cause i don't remember the rest right now.

 

i have that feature turned on with my Karr alarm.. maybe you could google for Karr's instructions?

PMed. It MIGHT help.. no guarantees..

 

up, up, down, down, left, right, select, start

but i think that is posted in that scion tC fact site.

 

isnt there a right trigger somewhere?

 

i think the stock tire pressure monitor is that button on the default control scheme

man i search around and i cant find anything on the OEM scion security having this ability and this is the first i have heard of it.

 

you forgot another left, right... and the A, B!

 

ok... now the question is..... how did you program it in the first place? did you use xA instructions?

what were your first steps? using the remote to lock and unlock the door?

if so... well.. those xA instructions are all I found.

 

well if an answer is in xA instructions then no wonder i didnt find anything, id like to know the solution to this too now...

could an xA or xB alarm have been installed on a tC?

 

i tried the xA instructions, there was more into the process than the xA diy. there were insert keys and open and close doors in the diy,

 

... the xA DIY has those similar steps..

it's all opening and shutting doors.. insert keys... remove keys... pressing crap..

you're not helping at all by saying that. because.... yes... the xA is that involved as well too.

YOU'RE WRONG.