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well since you asked..........

Fail, you just showed everyone on this board how to defeat your alarm.

btw it wouldn't take more than a few seconds to defeat it.

you should be able to look under the dash an not know where the factory stuff end and the aftermarket stuff begins.

I give you credit for taking action against the thieves, but there is a reason that there are guys that do that for a living.

the battery and ground cables for the alarm should go directly to the battery. Is there a hood pin, shock sensor. Are the sensors set to go off only when someone actually messes with the car or are they set so sensitive that if you walk by it or a motorcycle goes by, it trips?


A for effort, D for execution, I'm sure that if you went back at it thinking like a thief you could clean up the wires and make them harder to see.

 

[QUOTE=S2KSuzuka,Apr 19 2009, 02:43 PM] well since you asked..........

Fail, you just showed everyone on this board how to defeat your alarm.

btw it wouldn't take more than a few seconds to defeat it.

you should be able to look under the dash an not know where the factory stuff end and the aftermarket stuff begins.

I give you credit for taking action against the thieves,

 

T,

You paid good money for that alarm. I have no doubt that if you went back to Mike, he would make the changes.


They usually do great work. Give them an opportunity to fix the problem

 

looks like a hack install to me. Should be MUCH MUCH cleaner of an install. Id take it back for sure.

 

$700

Take it back!

 

what type of bird lives in that nest?

 

Just got my viper installed for $150. Works flawlessly. Its good to know people!

 

So did you contact Mike and get the issue resolved?

 

Dang.