Alarm system quality
#1
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Alarm system quality
Doing some wiring for my engine swap today I removed a rat's nest of wires, most of which were connected to this:
Does anybody know if this alarm is worth a crap? Is it even worth installing correctly some day down the road?
I did google it to find some reviews or something, but all I got were instruction manuals and owners manuals.
Thanks
Does anybody know if this alarm is worth a crap? Is it even worth installing correctly some day down the road?
I did google it to find some reviews or something, but all I got were instruction manuals and owners manuals.
Thanks
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i have a basic keyless entry clifford in my truck i dont need remote start or all that other fancy stuff only have like 6 wires hooked up there all wired loomed and well hidden ... its been working just fine for the last 3months and its hooked up to 3 sirens its more than loud enough
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thats weird, i pulled one of those out of my 1974 bmw bavaria. it didnt work when i bought the car, so i dont know the quality of it, but it was also in a crazy mess of wires. glad to get it out though......
#6
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Just sounds like a crappy first install. If you have the remote for it & it works then I don't see why it wouldn't be worth re installing the correct way. I just installed my alarm a few weeks back, it's a fairly basic alarm (shock sensor, light intrusion, hood, tailgate & snug top door pins, flashing lights & starter kill) not a brand that I have ever heard of (vampire) but it works excellent.
Good luck to you.
Good luck to you.
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