Speaking of car alarms and remote starters, has anyone used a Crimeguard
unit that Crutchfield sells. It looks like it could be pretty easy to
install because a wiring harness is available so you don't have to cut and
splice wires. It looks like they have a remote start feature as well. Just
checking to see if anyone has used one.
Chris Oertell
Arcadia, Ca
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----- Original Message -----
From: Chuong Nguyen <dester223@hotmail.com>
To: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2000 12:23 PM
Subject: Re: DML:Remote start/door locks, anyone??
> Jon, you're complaining that my alarms take too long to install? I see
how
> ya are man. Hehe
>
> Like Jon said, it is time consuming. On the integra. we started at 10
p.m.
> at night hoping it'd be done sometime around 3.
>
> at 4 a.m. we couldn't figure the tach wire, and the 1 & 2nd ignition
wires
> out so I said "let's sleep and think about it in the morning" In reality,
> we finished about 2:30p.m. the next day after going to the acura dealer.
>
> As Jon also said, "not to be discouraging" but you WILL need a lot of time
> to install this. I'd consider myself VERY inclined about electrical
> components because I've been working with this stuff for a while and it
did
> kinda "kick my A$$"
>
> One thing I want you to take into consideration. What kind of alarm are
you
> installing and IF it's a viper, I'd take it to an authorized installer.
You
> basically lose your warranty (in most cases) if it isn't installed by an
> authorized retailler unless you got someone that'd help you warranty it
out.
> Do what you want, but if it's your first alarm I'd go pay the 150 to
have
> it installed for the assurance it'd be done right. JMHO
> -Dester
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