Alarm keeps going off for no reason and i need to know how to uninstall alarm system or cut it off completely ?

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it can be the issue... some car alarms would cut of gas to prevent theft..... now you are victim of car alarm..... usually car owner have more problems with anti theft systems, than thiefs.....
if you have some remote controlled alarm, try to turn on and off alarm and try again....
if that won't help, usually there is somechanical switch to turn off that alarm, it's usually hidden somewhere and you need key for it...

This is what they are made for. To stop the car from running. Yours is aftermarket. Good ones last about 7 to 8 years.( your there). Eventually it will keep the car shut down. Your 2 choices are, to have it replaced, or just take the system out and repair any cut wires. Your car has a factory security system built in it. You'll just have to go out and start it manually.

Depending if it is a aftermarket or a factory alarm, they should all have fuses that can be removed. By removing the fuse, you may lose your keyless entry option. Most aftermarket alarms have a siren that is usually mounted under the hood in the engine compartment area. I've seen where people have cut the wire going to the siren to disable it but keep the power going to the alarm system to keep the keyless entry still functional if it came with the alarm system.
Factory alarms usually use the existing horn for the alarm. If that is the case, you might need someone who is experienced to disable the circuit so that the horn will not sound if alarm goes off but the horn will still be functional when needed. Hope this helps.

you can not just remove your alarm ,as wires were cut in order to fit it.you need an alarm place that can help you.

You're going to have to essentially reinstall the system enough to figure out what's causing the no start issue. Is it a no power at all issue, a no crank issue, or a cranks but won't start problem.?

Alarms can completely cut power off to the key, cut power to the starter, or cut power to the ignition. You need to figure out what this system did. Maybe you can Google it and find out how it works or take it to a car alarm shop and see if they can tell you.

Most likely what has happened is when you removed the alarm you left some wires or removed some wires that ran power through the alarm box and then to whatever it was cutting power off to. Usually the main power to that flows to the key.

Good Luck!

hood sensor switch. unplug it. done. won't make any difference to the operation of the alarm if its unplugged, it's just not in the alarm system anymore to cause a faulty alarm sound.

think about it though. car alarms are useless. so it goes off...big deal, whaddya going to do, shoot the guy breaking in. he's already armed. call the police? oh, by the time they get there...he's long gone.

take it to another suzki dealer cause if u hear an alarm going off and they say your car does not have a factory alarm this is a major issue ethier the guy looking at the car at the dealership does not know much about alarms or he is just a salesmen i know some suzuki Forenza come with factory alarms

if your having emergecy need it stopped quick! cut the wires going to your siren..then tape them to prevent short circuit..or if you can locate the system fuse, pull it out, AND disconnect battery so not to have it go dead,,,,,,,,,good luck marty

I had the same problem. The alarm system on my 1997 Le Sabre self-actuates. Luckily, it went off once when I popped the trunk. I went to Auto Zone and bought a generic trunk replacement lock. I noticed the original lock had a funky push-pull type of switch used to activate the alarm. This switch was likely hair-line on/off and when the temperature changed, it activated.

I went ahead and replaced the lock without the switch, but you can try simply unplugging the switch through the hole in the metal behind the lock to see if that might stop the alarm from arming itself (or cut the wire).

Good luck, it's a "hairy" problem.