Hello again thanks for your help every one. Xane ze thanks you as well i'll do that lol . Its just that i dont want to damage anything on my car. I'll disconnect the horn sucket and take the car to the dealer tomorow. I'll order the key box so that i can hook up my horn again and hopfully that'll take care of the problem. But i dont understand why would the factory alarm go off while changing the battery wiered dude. Thats why i was worried i just wana fix the problem and I hope nothing electrical wrong with the car, so dame weired. That's all for now i guess thanks again mustafa.
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A lot of alarms have a battery disconnect detection feature, meaning they are set to go off when you reconnect the battery after disconnecting it, otherwise, if I'm a thief, I break in, pop the hood, and disconnect and reconnect the battery...voila! (not that this helps at all if anyone was REALLY determined to steal your car...)
What i do is put in a set of ear plugs when I'm changing the battery since, as you unfortunately discovered, your ear is right next to the horn when you're fiddling with the battery cables.
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