Expert: ALARMTEK - 8/31/2010

Question
I had LoJack installed in my 1997 Blazer when I purchased it
new.  In 1998 we moved to an area where LoJack isn’t
available.  I deactivated the alarm through the valet button
and never turned it back on.  Earlier this year the alarm
suddenly activated itself while we were stopped in a small
town in Oregon.  Someone in the area stopped and was able to
cut the cable to the horn while I was on the phone with
LoJack finding out how to turn it off as I had forgotten and
the remote was not working at the time.  The alarm continued
to set itself off (just clicking at this point) for a few
more days, but then stopped almost as quickly as it started.  
We didn’t have any more trouble with it until last week when
it started again.  
My question is, how can we disconnect the alarm system
permanently ourselves rather than pay $80 - $90 to have a
professional do it?  

Answer
This vehicle's factory wiring for
installing car alarms, keyless entry and
remote starts is on file.

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