[Phideaux]

Hello All,
First post here. I have searched the forums but can't seem to find the answer to a problem that's driving my wife and I crazy.

Is there a way to adjust the sensitivity on the alarm? We have to park our 2010 Sienna on the street, and whenever a car or truck with loud exhaust goes by it sets off. There is one guy in a modded Subaru who I'm pretty sure does it on purpose, but it goes off at any time of the day or night and it's getting nerve wracking. If it can't be adjusted, is there a simple way to disable it altogether?

Thanks,
Steve

 

[sideshowalan]

There's no adjustment for the OEM alarm. Is it aftermarket?

 

[Phideaux]

I don't believe so. I bought it used, but I'm pretty sure it's factory.

 

[DongTran]

Hi there, I’m wondering if you ever arrived at a solution for this. Thanks

 

[sixto]

At least in our van the alarm doesn’t set if you lock the van by the door button. Only the fob sets the alarm.

Sixto
‘04 LE FWD 207K miles

 

[wag3719]

Your factory security system was obviously upgraded with the optional Glass Breakage Sensor. There is a sensitivity adjustment for this, it is in a black box (module) located somewhere under the dash. I don't know specifically where the box is located on a Sienna but this forum thread might be helpful...

Glass Breakage Sensor - adjustment

The alarm on my '05 Tacoma goes off when someone just slightly quickly closes the door in our garage - not even close to a slam. Does anyone know if it is possible/how to reduce the sensitivity of the alarm? Thanks

www.toyotanation.com

I have also read that the module is on the driver's side in Tundras.

Here is a user's manual page on the topic...

Glass Breakage Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment; To Test/Adjust The Glass Breakage Sensor Sensitivity - Toyota VIP RS3000 Owner's Manual [Page 25]

Toyota VIP RS3000 Manual Online: glass breakage sensor sensitivity adjustment, To Test/Adjust The Glass Breakage Sensor Sensitivity.

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