Nope. You break the window and unlock it from the inside... then open it.. It won't set off the alarm.
On most cars it will.. If i lock my car and there is somebody in it they cant even get out without setting off the alarm
Nope. You break the window and unlock it from the inside... then open it.. It won't set off the alarm.
On most cars it will.. If i lock my car and there is somebody in it they cant even get out without setting off the alarm
don't tell me you can't get a job at mcdonalds
Nope. You break the window and unlock it from the inside... then open it.. It won't set off the alarm.
Your car alarm is junk. The factory alarm on my Altima goes off if you unlock the door from the inside then open it using the outside handle.
Edit: And inside handle too.
Your car alarm is junk. The factory alarm on my Altima goes off if you unlock the door from the inside then open it using the outside handle.
Edit: And inside handle too.
Guess people have to give enough of a crap to call the po-po.I had a 4 digit alarm in my car, complete w/ battery powered siren, cut offs, hidden install, prox sensors, etc.
they busted my window, cut my battery cables (the alarm/siren kept on going) and jacked my shit anyway.
Guess people have to give enough of a crap to call the po-po.
people are more likely to throw a brick at your car because the alarm is bugging them than to call the police.
I had a 4 digit alarm in my car, complete w/ battery powered siren, cut offs, hidden install, prox sensors, etc.
they busted my window, cut my battery cables (the alarm/siren kept on going) and jacked my shit anyway.
This.
No one gives a shit if your alarm is going off. So the fact mine didn't go off doesn't remotely matter.
So true. Alarms dont do shit anymore.
this is not 100% true IMHO
Alarm = first layer of defense
Won't protect against smash and grab 100% of the time but a good alarm will prevent your CAR from getting jacked. Of course, if someone brings a tow truck then it's game over.
no....no it won't
Alarms can be bypassed in 30 seconds flat. Doesn't matter how much you spend on the thing, they all work the same way.
Mine are in the driveway 30' away but with all the noises inside, a/c, tv, fans the wife runs for white noise, I might not hear it.no....no it won't
Alarms can be bypassed in 30 seconds flat. Doesn't matter how much you spend on the thing, they all work the same way.
I would love to see you disable my alarm in 30 seconds since it's located in the rear quarter panel complete w/ multiple cut off points including fuel.
Mine are in the driveway 30' away but with all the noises inside, a/c, tv, fans the wife runs for white noise, I might not hear it.
I live next to a funeral home so I'm guessing/hoping they are non responsive, too.
I'm not a thief, I just speak from experience.
My experience is that anyone who believes their alarm is located anywhere other than under their dash has been lied to.
But they aren't MY zombies. F it my Remington 870 ant saiga 12 will do.now zombies....zombies would make a hell of a car alarm
...except I saw said brain unit in the rear quarter panel when I went back to get some grounding issues fixed.
if you were still a car audio installer and I went up to you and offered you good money to install my alarm in the rear quarter panel and would you instead install it under the dash and lie to me?
nope. I'd explain that your car requires a security module that has to be installed within X number of feet from your ignition.
I'm not saying that it can't be done, just that it's not usually done. And when it is done...the connections are still all under the dash.
http://www.directeddealers.com/manuals/og/clifford/igmillennia_owners.pdf
-> Installed in rear quarter panel
Built-in two-point AutoImmobilizer
-While armed, your system immobilizes both the starter and ignition systems of your vehicle to prevent a thief from starting the engine. The engine will
remain immobilized even if a thief were to cut power to the system or find and remove the system control unit.
Untraceable Wireless Immobilizer for ultimate in security
-Cliffords Wireless Immobilizer interrupts a third point in the vehicle, such as the fuel pump. This Clifford innovation provides immobilization without
any wires to the control unit, so a thief could not find the Wireless Immobilizer even if he tried tracing the system wires! Operation of the Wireless
Immobilizer is automatic and user-transparent.
srsly, I would love to hear your thoughts.
So yes I was wrong. But you do have to admit that the things you are describing are not anywhere near the norm and for sure not factory like Trident has.
