autopage 720 car alarm trying to disabl

Need a picture of how a shock sensor wrapped around a steering column would look like. I have no clue. I already disabled the mounted shock sensor. But the alarm still responds to loud ass bass, passing motocyles, or anything that emits extreme vibration like a old truck passing by slowly [you know the ones]. Most times I get the 3 warn honks, other times straight up alarm going off. Can't delete the shock sensor from the alarm cycle b/c the transmitter is sticky and failing, so am going for the straight kill on the shock sensor. '94 Toyota Camry LE - Autopage 720 w/ dual stage shock sensor [which means 2 of them right?]

at least a description if not a picture?

Look for a clear plastic box the size of an ice cube if u want u can turn down the sensitivity on it with a small screw driverwell?

Thanks! Typically is it installed so far up I have to remove the dash? Or should it be in plain sight?

Ok, had to take off the dash and there was a black ice cube shaped box staring me in the face. It was zip tied to a bundle of wires. I think I saw a hole on it but the positioning of the product was too hard to adjust w/ a screwdriver w/o cutting the tie. Since I didn't want to have a loose item in the dash, I just unplugged the twisted red & black wire connected to it. Went away to test. But it seems the alarm goes off about an hour after armed everytime. I wonder how did doing that harmless thing cause that?

I wish I could edit this into my last post, guess these forums don't allow that. The black box on the top right corner is what I have, if you look close you can barely see a circle opening on the top left of it [so I'm pretty sure this is the 2nd shock sensor]: What is this sensor even used for? When somebody turns the wheel it goes off or what? Seems like the dumbest sensor I've ever seen. Better off getting starter kill.

that's what I get for hotlinking, sorry