Subject	FWIW - One option is to use the OEM module connections for
Posted by	jzack on February 07, 2011 at 9:26 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	your new system. Use your current alarm module (for the alarm system side connector that plugs into the car's harness) or get one from a parts car and gut it. It can make the install pretty simple. Only downside are add'l sensors which would need some extra wire runs.... Someone made a posting (ash powers?) maybe 5 years back on how he did this....
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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