Car Alarms: Toyota Corolla alarm deactivated by dealer, toyota corolla, flashing light

Question

alarm   Yesterday I bought a 2013 Toyota Corolla LE. After negotiating and signing off on the deal I went back to the finance office. The finance person tried to sell me on the upgraded warranty. I declined. He told me then that the factory alarm that is in the car will be deactivated if I don't buy the extended warranty with low jack. I asked if the alarm would work and just not use the low jack. He said yes but to keep the alarm active I would have to pay $695. Needless to say I declined. As I was leaving the sales person came out to the car with a key phob and it looked like he took a small chip out or used the key under the steering wheel. The blue flashing light turned red and he said the car alarm wouldn't work now. Is there a way to turn the alarm system back on? $695 seems ridiculous. I have the factory key that works with the alarm system, I guess the alarm was just turned off. There is a small box under the steering wheel and I think he took a chip out of that and put a plastic cover over it. I attached a picture of what I think the deal was messing with.

Answer

fix starter kill   It's BS. The key is slot coded and they now have it.
so it's no good to you at all.
It's not a very thorough system at all and
is definitely aftermarket.

I'd extract it, and have an upgraded system with
tons of nice features for 1/4 of what that thing costs.

If simply wanting to take it out entirely, see
the pic and good luck with it.
I hate car dealer finance office guys!

Have a good one.

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