Unplug the sensors. I think all default to a closed state when disconnected. Then reconnect them one at a time over a period of time to test for the faulty one.
I don't recall if the security system is on it's own fuse or not. You could also disconnect the siren
Found a little bit of info. The theft module located under the drivers side kick panel. It's directly to the passenger side of the steering column. Apparently, if you pop it open you'll find a green/yellow wire which you can either disconnect or run to ground. Confirmation on this?
I'd prefer not to disconnect the sensors as they appear to be the same ones used for the lights that turn on when those items are open.
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