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From: Kenner, LA
Originally Posted by Icemark
No, the factory alarm arms, by locking the door from the inside while the door is open. It does not arm by just locking the doors.
It does not arm just when the doors are locked.
As far as if you have keyless entry added on, then to disarm both the factory security system and the aftermarket system, you would have to run a diode over from the unlock signal of the aftermarket alarm to feed into the key sense unlock wire.
It does not arm just when the doors are locked.
As far as if you have keyless entry added on, then to disarm both the factory security system and the aftermarket system, you would have to run a diode over from the unlock signal of the aftermarket alarm to feed into the key sense unlock wire.
a question to this if i lock the door while the door is open then when i close the door it unlocks itself so how would this set the alarm?
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Originally Posted by Icemark
No, the factory alarm arms, by locking the door from the inside while the door is open. It does not arm by just locking the doors.
It does not arm just when the doors are locked.
As far as if you have keyless entry added on, then to disarm both the factory security system and the aftermarket system, you would have to run a diode over from the unlock signal of the aftermarket alarm to feed into the key sense unlock wire.
It does not arm just when the doors are locked.
As far as if you have keyless entry added on, then to disarm both the factory security system and the aftermarket system, you would have to run a diode over from the unlock signal of the aftermarket alarm to feed into the key sense unlock wire.
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From: New Hampshire, Greenfield
What about those commando system? Something like this,
http://www.commandoalarms.com/itm30032.htm
You could buy the most expensive alarm system, but it only matters about the features and how you wire it up.
There is also a writeup on how to wire up an alarm system into the stock harness. I gata find that.
http://www.commandoalarms.com/itm30032.htm
You could buy the most expensive alarm system, but it only matters about the features and how you wire it up.
There is also a writeup on how to wire up an alarm system into the stock harness. I gata find that.
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From: Rohnert Park CA
Originally Posted by gus5891
a question to this if i lock the door while the door is open then when i close the door it unlocks itself so how would this set the alarm?
Unlocking when you just close the door (and don't lift the handle) is so you can't accidentally lock your keys in the car.
Th cool thing about that is also, that allows you to use the stock alarm of not. if you don't even want to arm the stock alarm, you can just close the door and lock it with the key (or keyless systm if you added that), but if you wish to arm the stock alarm, you lock the door with the interior latch switch, and then close the door while holding up the door handle, then arm you afternmarkets system (if equipped).
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From: Grand Rapids, MI
Originally Posted by smokie
ya thats true but with the alarm from viper that calls you when someone either brakes in tampers with your car with out your authorization or messing with your car it calls all your phones house cell work and sends you a email and pages you to let you know im not saying just go and get a detachable steering wheel but get it with a nice alarm that way you know if someone towes it its going to take a while i read in a magazine that when ever you park somewhere turn your wheels all the to the right if you parked at a curb or both ways if your pakrked near cars that when when they try to towe it the car turns and no one is going to towe a car with the wheels turned and locked my cousin taught me that as well people where always trying to steal his cars and he would always turn the wheel so when they tried to towe it , it was hard to do im not saying it cant be done but you can make it hard for the thief
Turning the wheels in a parking lot full of cars really doesn't stop a wrecker from taking the car, merely a minor nusince (Escpecially if you can grab it from the front
)The best thing to prevent people from stealing your car is a hidden kill switch (that you engage everytime!) and a good alarm. Thats it. Like I said, it's not a matter of stopping people from stealing it's making it a difficult as possible.
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From: Grand Rapids, MI
Originally Posted by ViperDude152
The most common theives don't use reckers to steel the cars. We all know nothing can stop a tow truck from grabbing a your car. I have seen those repo shows on TV.
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