Stupid question,for crossfiretech;should you get a chirp when you set the alarm.the lights flash but no chirp?I've rolled the window down and locked the car and when the door was opened no alarm.I think I need to make an appointment to have it looked at

 

On many new cars you can set the alarm to chirp or not by a key fob combination. I don't have the Crossfire Owner's manual, but there might be something in there telling you how to turn it off or on.

 

I'm wondering the same thing. Initially I thought that no chirp would be nice but now find that I miss the chirp when walking away from the car when locking the car and setting the alarm. I couldn't find any reference in the manual to enable the chirp.

Side note: I did reset the auto door locks so they don't automatically lock when the car starts rolling. It's frustrating to hop out to get in the trunk only to find it locked.

 

No chirps on the Crossfire. Lights blink 3 times on lock, once on unlock. Nothing in the manual about activating them at last browse, the dealer may be able to do it with the diagnostic console.

Personally, I prefer no chirps and love the auto locks. By the way, the door also automatically re-locks if you unlock with the remote and don't open it for around 30 seconds.

 

I have this problem on my NEON wheres on locking I get nothing, no chirp or flashing which is very annoying cos I walk away thinking if the car had locked. I always have to listen for the locking sound when pressing the remote

I would like some sort of chirp or bleep on the CROSSFIRE but the flashing indicators will do.

 

Yep, no chrip--nothing is wrong with your car. I LOVE not having it chirp--what an annoying thing everytime you park. We don't need anymore attention than we already get :lol:

 

that's right tex

 

My Crossfire has a delay built into it for the alarm to activate (I'm sure everyone's does). I turned on the alarm with the window rolled down and waited about 20 seconds. When I reached in and opened the door from the inside I was welcomed with the LOUDEST, HIGHEST PITCH ALARM that I have heard in a car :shock: :shock: ! If you try it just be prepared. You should see a red light flashing on the center console which indicates your alarm is set.
Have fun testing it!

 

If you must have a chirp, you may be able to get it from a tech with the star diag. On MBs you set a country profile, The Netherlands gets you a chirp.

 

Great about the alram. I saw another thread that asked that question. Glad to see there is one. It wouldn't have made sense if it didn't function in that way. Thanks for clearing that up for me Rwright2