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#1700082 - 08/30/09 08:41 PM how to install alarms
chipperoh
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whats the best way and most easyest way to install an alarm or anyone know of any books on learn about them?
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#1700102 - 08/30/09 09:16 PM Re: how to install alarms [Re: chipperoh]
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i am about to tackle this myself. i researched alarms for several weeks. i first narrowed it down to a manufacturer, then chose a model. then i contacted the company to verify the type of immobilizer bypass needed since my key has a chip in it (and the alarm is also remote start).

then i got the installation instructions and read them. then i got vehicle wiring directions to help find the wires i need. all before i actually got the equipment delivered.

next i will test fit locations for the parts and pieces, taking note of wiring lengths. then i will prep the equipment, knowing what wires go where and how long they are (roughly).

i will set aside an entire weekend, start on Friday night. i'll disassemble the entire dash area to make accessing wires easy. i'll solder all connections then cover with heat shrink and then split loom. it will be an invisible installation.

an alarm is easier than an alarm/remote start. but you still need to know what wires to intercept and where to get them.

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#1700105 - 08/30/09 09:41 PM Re: how to install alarms [Re: keep_hope_alive]
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great info. thanks. where could i get a wire digram for my car? also whats a immobilizer bypass? what is actually for? Is there away that I could hook up a warn away on my car where it says step back? or make my alarm pins more senstive? or take out old ones and put in ones in?
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#1700364 - 08/31/09 03:35 PM Re: how to install alarms [Re: chipperoh]
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it helps when you list the car you own.
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#1700757 - 09/01/09 08:25 PM Re: how to install alarms [Re: IamMurph]
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#1700763 - 09/01/09 08:30 PM Re: how to install alarms [Re: chipperoh]
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not exactly the most friendly car for an alarm beginner to work on....

get ready to read up on using resisters, diodes, and relays.
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#1700765 - 09/01/09 08:32 PM Re: how to install alarms [Re: chipperoh]
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Not a bad vehicle if you can handle diodes relays and resistors.
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#1702253 - 09/04/09 05:19 PM Re: how to install alarms [Re: IamMurph]
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is it really that hard to hook up an alarm on my car?
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#1702747 - 09/07/09 04:54 PM Re: how to install alarms [Re: IamMurph]
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 Originally Posted By: chipperoh
is it really that hard to hook up an alarm on my car?
 Originally Posted By: IamMurph
Not a bad vehicle if you can handle diodes relays and resistors.

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#1703318 - 09/08/09 10:44 PM Re: how to install alarms [Re: IamMurph]
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funny you both had the exact same response two minutes apart. that should tell you that it's not as straight forward as cutting and splicing wires.

your best bet is a competent shop. or get to reading and plan everything out before you cut anything.

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