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Car alarm installation....

EXTREMELY EASY - drill a hole in the dashboard... stick in a RAVE night from the underside... ensure the blinking of it through a setting w/ the fuse .... put on a see through plasticy, type thing that would show the blink

Sure it's a bluff... but hey, it's worked for my friend who lives in Downtown LB for years now, and hey - I don't exactly LOCK UP my CLUB either 😉
I personally think if a person really wanted to steal your car, and they were will to put it all on the line, and ALARM isn't going to sop them. I mean, hey, when I hear an alarm go off, I don't exactly run outside to check and get the plate...

There were too many false alarms (guys messing w/ their cars and setting it off) that I'm sure many people disregard most calls. (there are probably those who do run out and check though, who knows)



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I have a friend who works for a car audio shop. When he did the install on my car (system & alarm) I hung out with him in the install bay and watched. It was a long, pain-in-the-neck process. Plus, the warranties of most (if not all) alarm manufacturer's (where they promise to pay X amount of dollars if your car is stolen, etc) are void if the alarm is not installed professionally.
 
Get it done at a good shop where the installers all have a lot of experience, not at a BB/CC. There?s too many things that could go wrong. A malfunction due to a bad installation has a good change of leaving you stranded somewhere.
 
Basically ive aqqired a autopage alarm, and it seems FAIRLY easy from the instructions, but im just afraid that theres gonna be a tricky side to it that i dont get......
 


<< Basically ive aqqired a autopage alarm, and it seems FAIRLY easy from the instructions, but im just afraid that theres gonna be a tricky side to it that i dont get...... >>




Seriously, if you have had any experience with installation, then you might want to try to do this yourself. But judging from what you've said, you're "Afraid" that there's going to be a trickly side. If you're entering something w/ not a lot of confidence, then it'd be important to get a professional installer to do this for you. Pay the money and bypass the hassle and pain that you might inflict upon yourself

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Dude, you know I would help you, but I haven't slept all day yet. Gotta sleep, gotta go tonight and see some chicka's shake some ass. 😀
 


<< Dude, you know I would help you, but I haven't slept all day yet. Gotta sleep, gotta go tonight and see some chicka's shake some ass >>


Can I come?

And I've never installed a car alarm
 


<< hmmmmm i see what your saying....


im pretty confident in electronics in general tho.. so hmmmmm >>



If you're skilled in some aspects of electronics then you can go ahead and give it a try, just know that if you get caught up in a jam, make sure you go seek help - preferably bring your car into the alarm installation shop and have them complete the job... make sure they don't make up some BS like -since you've already messed it up (or you've done it all wrong) we're going to have to take it apart, that's an extra MILLION dollar fee 😉

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