Hey Guys,
Just have a small question - I was under the impression, after 60 seconds
The stock alarm will arm itself? I find myself opening the doors without no indication the alarm is armed.
What model? Just been discussed as SR5's apparently do not have alarms . Limiteds do as I just tested mine over the weekend........lock and 30 seconds arms it and any door or the hood opening sets it off .
Somebody out there needs to test a TE .
Wind down window,lock door and after 30 seconds reach in and open the door to see if it has the factory equipped alarm.
2012 TE has a factory alarm for sure, my ears can attest to this
It seems like I actually don't even need to physically open the door to set it off--I was able to set the factory alarm off just by reaching in through the open window and flipping the door lock switch from locked to unlocked.
Edit: As far as OP's question, I don't think the factory alarm comes default with passive arming, you need to manually arm it every time, if that's what you are asking? It might be a dealer programmable option though, not really sure.
The only passive arming the factory alarm does (that I have noticed) is after the alarm is armed manually, and you press the disarm button on the remote, it will automatically rearm after a minute or so, pending that you have not opened any doors in this time. Safety feature for accidentally pressing the button with your butt I guess.
No auto lock, the alarm is armed as soon as I press the lock button on the key fobSomebody out there needs to test a TE ..
I'm pretty sure they passive lock/ arm if you press unlock and no doors are opened. That's what happens on my 10 SR5 and my old 3rd gen.
I tested to make sure the alarm works like it should, and after locking and opening the door, nothing happened. That's when I realized that you have to wait until the truck arms which happens a little while after the lock command.
I'm pretty sure they passive lock/ arm if you press unlock and no doors are opened. That's what happens on my 10 SR5 and my old 3rd gen.