Changed battery 1998 dodge intrepid alarm wont stop

there are two smaller wires connected to the positive battery terminal. i believe these wires also have fusible links about 6" from the battery terminal. these are direct feeds to the to the lights in question.. this is the first thing to check... good luck

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There are two types of alarm that was put in for Dodge and Chrysler depending what type you have I will give you the easy defeat.But first The BCM (Body control moduel) goes crazy why dont you try this method first. Roll down the window. Put the key in the ignition .Disconnect the battery negative post and positive and put them together for 2 minutes, then reconnect the positive first then the neagative.Then turn the key to the ACC position but do not crank the engine. leave for two minutes. Then see if that start the vehicle. I

p1684 just means the battery has been disconnected. Check the tightness of the battery terminals. make sure the terminals are free of corrosion..

When you say " wont start", are you saying the engine wont turn when turning the ignition key or the engine will turn over but not run?

FIRST OF ALL.TURN OFF RADIO SO YOU WONT LOSE RADIO CODE.FOR THE 2.7L ENGINE.DISCONNECT NEGATIVE BATTERY CABLE.REMOVE THE LOWER PLASTIC SPLASH SHIELD.REMOVE TRANSMISSION COOLER AND POSITION IT ASIDE.REMOVE THE LOWER RADIATOR CROSSMEMBER SUPPORT.LOOSEN BUT DO NOT REMOVE.ADJUSTING T BOLT AND THE PIVOT BOLT.LOOSEN DRIVE BELT ADJUSTING BOLT.REMOVE OR DISCONNECT THE FOLLOWING.DRIVE BELT.REMOVE ALTERNATOR ELECTRICAL WIRES.REMOVE PIVOT BOLT CAREFUL NOT TO LOSE THE SPACER.REMOVE THE ALTERNATOR. NOW THE 3.2L AND 3.5L ENGINES REMOVE THE NEGATIVE BATTERY CABLE.THEN REMOVE THE LOWER MOUNTING BOLT AND PIVIT BOLT.REMOVE DRIVE BELTTENSION BOLT THEN DRIVE BELT.REMOVE BRACKET LOWER MOUNTING BOLT AND PIVOT BOLT.THEN REMOVE THE ALTERNATOR + ALTERNATOR FIELD CIRCUIT PLUG + ALTERNATOR B+ TERMINAL NUT AND WIRE.THEN PUT EVERYTHING BACK VISA VERSA.

Well, you can try unplugging the battery for a few minutes and also cycling the key back and forth in the ignition to try and reset the car alarm. I'm thinking that it may need to be jump started though too if the battery is low, as it may not be turning over fast enough. Let me know how this works out for you and what worked and didn't work.

Benjamin

It might be the flasher but the problem might also be the positive battery terminal. pull apart the positive terminal and clean all the connections including the small wire that make connection to it. Use dyomite electrical grease on the connections
Re assemble and then your turn indicators should work.


let me know if this helps

if you don t see any spark plug wires then your motor has coil packs(black colored boxwith 2 small electrical wires) located on top of motor 3 on one side,3 on the other.disconnect negative terminal on battery,then disconnect wire connector at each coil pack and remove 2 screws that hold down coil pack, pull gently straight up and plug is right there below coil pack