How to Deal with a Constantly Ringing Car Alarm Disturbing the Neighborhood?

[Lane]

If a car alarm keeps ringing, it is most likely because the sensitivity of the anti-theft device is too high, causing it to trigger an alarm even with slight vibrations. It could also be due to issues with the wiring of the anti-theft device's main unit, requiring timely inspection, repair, or replacement.

[Sean]

My car alarm goes off and the whole neighborhood is disturbed. As a car owner, the first thing I check is whether the key fob battery has power, as low battery often triggers false alarms. Repeatedly locking and unlocking the car with the key can reset the system, and many times the alarm stops. If it's caused by an aging battery, replace it promptly. Also, check if the doors are properly closed, as looseness can mistakenly trigger the sensors. For prevention, park the car in a sheltered area to reduce animal interference and maintain the key fob annually. If neighbors complain, I proactively apologize, promise to address the issue promptly, and maintain harmony. For long-term outdoor parking, consider turning off the motion sensor to avoid disturbing others.