1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee Alarm bypass 

We have another video called alarm bypass in-depth look that explains why I do it that way. Thanks for the comments

It won‘t work for you. European ZJs have an additional immobilizer programmed to the engine computer. You can‘t bypass it the way they do it with american models. I have tried it all.

@@onepunchtyler did you find any solution ?

Here a clean bypass that is permanent.....work for 95 to 98 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-10LxoNUa2oQ.html

@@Platinumtag thanks. I will check it out

I have some other videos that might help; 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee alarm bypass (indepth look) 1998 grand Cherokee electrical the #1 bad part 1 to part 10

Hey brother did u ever fixed ur issue and how did u do it cause mine is doing it to

There should be a C shaped spring clip on the inside of the door. Remove that and it should come out. Some have a plastic retainer with 2 screws above the door latch actuator, remove the screws to remove the plastic retainer and possibly a pin/clip might hold the plastic to the key cylinder, disengage it and it should come out.

There is no programming, by deactivating or unplugging what I am calling the key lock cylinder indicator no fault can be realized to activate the alarm. By doing this there will be no active alarm. I chose to deactivate the alarm because it is annoying problem rather than a useful feature for me.

In Canada, we pay per liter, which averages exactly the same at 6.4 US dollars. The price keeps changing up and down all the time from $1.00 to $1.33 a liter at 4.5 litres to make a gallon. If your interested in the notification bell, I will have some more Jeep videos coming.

Try Researching resetting your key fob to the transponder in the steering column

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-10LxoNUa2oQ.html here is a bypass

Try my video; 97 Grand Cherokee Change fuel pump or… not - part 9. Time = 15:50