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To deactivate the anti-theft system on a Dodge Charger, you can press the unlock button on the key fob or use the Keyless Enter-N-Go feature by grabbing the door handle with the fob nearby or pressing the ignition button. To activate the alarm again, ensure the ignition is off and press the lock button on the key fob, or use the door lock switch while a door is open. If the alarm was triggered while you were away, the horn will honk and lights will flash three times when disarming it. If the alarm goes off, it will automatically reset and arm itself after a certain period.
What does the red dot on my dashboard indicate and how can I remove it?
I believe my car is in anti-theft mode because I can't start it using the key fob.
To reset the alarm on the Dodge Charger, start by locking all doors. Next, unlock the driver's side door and turn the key to the on position. Turn the key off and then back on twice. This should reset the alarm system.
Secure your doors, then proceed to unlock the driver's door of the Dodge Charger whether you are inside or outside the vehicle. I find myself in a similar situation as the gentleman described.
Has this been resolved by anyone yet?
My alarm clock is completely dysfunctional.
I had my front windshield replaced and now my alarm won't stop going off, the car won't start, and the trunk keeps popping open.
My 2020 Challenger isn't moving, although the engine starts. Everything works, except for one problem: the car is indicating that the stability control and ABS are activated. Meanwhile, the radio is requesting an "anti-theft code.
Does anyone else struggle with a no cranking, no starting problem? I changed the fuel pump, but now I'm dealing with this new issue.
Just show it some affection
It's really unfortunate.