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Why does my theft light keep blinking?
The Anti-theft Light in the dash of your car should flash periodically to show that the system is engaged and active. You have to lock the doors of the car (without it running) for the alarm to engage.
Does anti-theft light always blink?
So this is the ‘security indicator light’. It blinks slowly when the car is off as a warning the alarm is active. This is normal. It will do this whether the car is locked or unlocked, so long as the ignition is in the off position.
Why is my security light flashing Toyota?
For vehicles with a Smart Key System, the security indicator light will flash after the ENGINE START STOP switch has been turned off, meaning the system is operating.
How do I turn off the security light on my Toyota?
How to Disable a Factory Toyota Alarm
- Insert the key in the ignition.
- Turn the key quickly from the “Run” position to the “Off” position five times.
- Turn the key to the “Start” position and start the car. This will disable the alarm and allow you to start the car again.
How do I reset my Toyota anti theft system?
Put Your key in the ignition, and turn it to the on position, being careful not to start the engine. Push the switch under Your dash, and listen for a chirping noise from the alarm. The security system for Your vehicle should now be reset.
What does it mean when the security indicator light comes on?
The Security Indicator Light illuminates to indicate that the security system is either working properly or to let you know that there is a fault in the system. While starting the car or key in the “run” position, the security lamp should illuminate briefly then go out. This a “bulb check” and is also normal.
How do I turn off theft deterrent?
Step 1: Insert the key into the door lock. Use the side door on the driver’s side and the physical key even if there is a keyless entry system on the car. Step 2: Turn the vehicle key to unlock the car door without releasing it. Hold the key for 30 seconds in the position.
How do I turn off theft-deterrent?