You can always figure out which fuse to pull and pull it from the fuse box. This will prevent the antenna motor from getting power. The downside to this method is that fuse may also control power to other features, like electric doorlocks or other items. You'll have to pull it and see what else gets affected. The other option is to disconnect the power the motor. However, this may not be so easy. You have to be able to get access to the antenna motor and sometimes these things are buried in the body panel. You would want to disconnect the wire from the fuse box also so you don't have a live wire hanging out inside the dash.
Has no governor. Computer controlled. The only way to disable is to reprogram the computer.
Well, if its plugged into an outlet, turning off the main service box switch will disable it.If you want to DESTROY all the electronics there an EMP machine will do it. But these machines are very expensive and require very large amounts of electric power themselves. They are also not selective or directional and will destroy all electronics around them to the limit of their range in every direction.
Shiny foil or aluminum foil does not disable GPS devices. GPS signals are transmitted from satellites in space, and they can penetrate materials like foil. However, wrapping a GPS device in foil might interfere with its ability to receive signals, which could reduce its accuracy or block the signal altogether.
Wire nuts don't disable an electrical connection you have to kill the power for that. What they do is isolate the wires so that the positive and negative wires don't touch and protect you from a bear electrical connection.
yes but they are disable when this happens it is really sad
I can confirm that the 1993 Caprice Classic also uses Fuse 1 for this, which is painful because now that the power antennas are failing in the - let me keep trying to lower the antenna for the next week while I'm parked in the garage - mode, and you can't get through the wheelwell to get at the motor or under the dash to locate a wire, you need to disable the interior lighting and the power locks. By the way, the fuse box is on the left side of the dash and can only be seen with the drivers door open. The fuse number for your power antenna will depend on what year your Caprice is. For example , on a 1991 Caprice fuse number 1 is used for the power antenna relay as well as other items such as the dome light, underhood light, power door locks, power mirrors etc.
Select the CD option on the radio, will CD is playing hold down the RDS buttom until the antenna goes down.
A tuning program for the PCM is the correct answer, PCM For Less can do it for you quickly and at a reasonable price.
Turn ignition switch on ,(don't start car) for about 10 min that will disable theft system.
You can't.. why would you want to do that!
I have a 2005 odyssey EX and yes, you can disable the power doors. Where your open close toggle switches are to the left of the steering wheel, i have a slide button that i can disable the electric door and they are manual at that point. Hope that helps
Remove the BCM. This will also disable many of the vehicle's most popular features, so it isn't a very practiacal solution, but it is the only way.
go onto Tools, add-ons, and then enable or disable the tool bars you want or don't want.
How did you enable it? 1: Do // if you have Single Player Commands. 2: If you are playing on a browser. That is the classic/free version so you can't disable instabreak :(
# Disable the airbag system # Remove the accessory trim plate # Remove the radio retaining screws # Pull out the radio and disconnect the electrical connections and antenna lead # Remove the radio from the car
its right behind the glove box, remove the glovebox ,then unplug all three electical plugs and the antenna that will disable the unit. next time you take it in for service they might reconect it.
You disable it.