Will the car alarm sound if the car is slightly scratched?
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The car alarm may not necessarily sound if the car is slightly scratched. Here are the reasons why a car alarm might sound: 1. The sensitivity of the trigger is too high: The alarm may activate in the presence of slight vibrations or minor noises. Sometimes, excessive vibration sounds can also trigger the car alarm. If the alarm is too sensitive, you can adjust the sensitivity by fine-tuning the vibration sensor on the anti-theft device. 2. The door is not closed properly: This doesn't just refer to the car doors but also includes the car's hood or trunk. If any of these parts are not properly closed, the car alarm will activate. If not addressed, the alarm will continue to sound until the car battery runs out of power or the door is securely closed.