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hi i have a 1999 camry and one day i went to work and when i came out a few hours later the alarm was going off but very softly, and i could not shut it off... a friend turn off the alarm switch for me so the alarm would not go off anymore... but my battery died, so i jumped the car thikning that would do that trick but a few hours later my battery died again... help!!

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The battery can not take the charge. That's the way it
sounds here. It's either that or the
alternator charging system has problems.
And that's probably not the case.

The alarm is simply reporting that as it gets
softer from a week power source. Batteries die.
It's a fact. Sometimes you juct can not charge
them again.

I'm betting that if you replace, not rechage
the battery and it should be
right as rain.

Good luck.

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