If you already have the keyless entry I think it's just a matter of having the
local dodge dealer turn on the alarm functions in the body control module via
the DRB tool (the 99 FSM sure implies that's all you need to do). I think I
would go with the factory setup even if it means purchasing a new body module
because it interacts with the ecm and should be much more difficult to bypass
than an after market system.
Dave Clement
99 SLT+ CC 4x4
In article <c8jl2c$v7n$1@bent.twistedbits.net>, andy-dml@levyclan.us (andy
levy) writes:
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> I love impulse buys, especially when Marci approves them. First the
> shocks, now an alarm.
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> A car alarm was going off in our parking lot last night at 2 AM. Saw 2
> police cars out there checking things out. We found out tonight that
> the car parked right next to my truck had the stereo ripped out of it.
> Am I scared now? You bet your ass.
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> So, I'm looking for an alarm now. I'm going to have it installed
> professionally, looking for comments on what brands/models to look at.
> I don't want to sound cheap but I can't go much beyond $300 I'm thinking.
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> '03 QC, power everything, with remote entry. Remote start is optional.
> ~ Thanks for any ideas.
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