Subject	Re: Re: Re: Car alarms simple choice right?
Posted by	stevemmz on February 07, 2011 at 9:14 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Re: Car alarms simple choice right? posted by arrowenterprises on February 07, 2011 at 09:08 PM
Message	:How hard is it to eliminate the factory system in favor of an aftermarket? You don't have to eliminate the factory security. It is triggered when you lock the driver's door, which is essentially what you do with an actuator with your aftermarket alarm system. Both systems will function together seamlessly.
Follow Ups	Car alarms simple choice right? - PiotrC70 19:50:06 02/07/11 Do you want the LCD remote? - -Grimm- 20:16:47 02/07/11 I was thinking either - PiotrC70 21:23:40 02/07/11 Re: Car alarms simple choice right? (n/m) - arrowenterprises 21:05:28 02/07/11 Re: Re: Car alarms simple choice right? - arrowenterprises 21:08:31 02/07/11 Re: Re: Re: Car alarms simple choice right? - stevemmz 21:14:37 02/07/11 You can just unplug the factory security module in the - Musashi Sword 21:23:24 02/07/11 FWIW - One option is to use the OEM module connections for - jzack 21:26:43 02/07/11 Re: Car alarms simple choice right? - stevemmz 21:12:22 02/07/11 Thanks. - PiotrC70 21:28:43 02/07/11 5902. www.froogle.com (n/m) - ZiNnYc 07:32:21 02/08/11 Check both Viper and Clifford sites, both give you an easy - Cap927(Boston) 07:56:11 02/08/11 Re: Car alarms simple choice right? - Middleman2u 11:31:54 02/08/11 check out smaller, reputable local places - dpjax 14:34:33 02/08/11
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