What is this button?

That seems like it defeats the whole security purpose of the alarm though...

 

Thank your kings for me.

 

Hahaha, don't worry will do I'm not sure who I want to win the STL SJ series... STL is better for Kings cause damn Sharks have our number and i dont want them still around in case we get in a kings sharks series again

 

That's what I was thinking. I'm going to find a better spot for it.

 

I really don't think the sharks are going to pull it off, st Lois has kicked our ass all season. I don't know man quick is on fireand they have a tendency to make goalies look better then they are, in quicks case he's already one of the best.

 

You're doing it wrong, you're supposed to have friend's push unknown buttons while you're standing back, just in case...

 

But I'm the friend who pushes unknown buttons

 

I think sharks can do it, its 1-1 right? Doesnt matter how good quick is, sharks give us trouble. But ya dont wanna divert ur button thread lol

 

Its cool, thread jacking is perfectly ok when were talking hockey.

 

go sharks!




Also, I hope your truck doesn't blow up.

 

I think what he's saying is that some aftermarket installers install a kill switch as an added measure of security. Basically you have to have the key in the ignition and start it while pressing the button for the engine to turn over. It may be remnants of that, basically it may or may not still work.

 

That's the purpose of "Valet mode"

If you have your alarm set to passive mode, it automatically arms after you close and lock the doors... or some automatically lock the doors after you close them, or some just arm after you close the doors even if you leave them unlocked.

You don't want that when valet parking, so the button temporarily disables the alarm.