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I only saw like one tutorial on here on how to do it and it didn't seem very well written with really bad quality pictures. There's only one or two videos on youtube for removing car alarm systems. How come there's barely any demonstrations? Is it too hard to do for the average car DIY enthusiast? I don't want to pay someone a couple hundred dollars to remove it.

 
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Why do you want to remove it? There probably isn't a DIY because a lot of people ae not doing it.

 
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I yank them out of almost any trade-ins I can.

Remove all non-factory wiring and boxes, restore any chopped and hacked original wires back to normal.
Most only have the (starter) crank wire cut in half, the rest of the wiring only has insulation skinned back to tap in more wires.

Each unit/system is different.
Every installer does things differently.
No set rules.
Gotta be able to deal with every possible situation.

If one has never dealt with wiring before, this may not be a good thing to learn on.

 
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Pretty much what ezone said..

I have pulled one out of my car.
I had the whole nine yards..with remote start and all.

I got rid of it primarily because it was installed by a butcher and my doors didnt want to lock anymore but the alarm would engage. It would have been more work to install the way I wanted it then to just remove it.

Lesson learned. No one touches my car again, especially my electronics.

What I can recommend if you do decide to do it:
-Make sure that the wires that are cut are spliced properly back together, and insulated properly.

There really isnt much more to it then that.
Unless it was a super clean job (Which I doubt) the aftermarket wires are going to be pretty obvious.
Once you locate the 'brain" of the alarm you will be able to follow the wires where they go and disconnect them from there.

Just for reference, it took me all day to remove mine and solder and heatshrink everything. Some things were in really akward spots when it came time to soldering.

 
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Thanks guys. I don't know if I'm going to try it since I don't have experience in wiring. I bought this car from a previous owner who had installed it. I really don't like it, it goes off when I'm connecting battery terminals and it's just annoying to deal with. It's a hornet aftermarket alarm system. Aftermarket alarm systems really don't seem necessary and **** off your neighbors.

 
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Try riding a Hog with no mufflers at 2AM.