Car alarm need one Fast help
Originally Posted by vacivic2005
Whats so good about this one from the python
Are they hard to install? I hear they are not
Last edited by Civicman1988; Mar 19, 2006 at 11:36 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Hey man heres the best model I found on Python...but I rather go with the Viper 791xv...oops I already have that one except Im too lazy to get it installed
http://www.directed.com/security/python/pyth_se_rs.asp
http://www.directed.com/security/python/pyth_se_rs.asp
Originally Posted by Justin89T
I would never recommend installing an alarm/keyless/remote start yourself, unless you're very good...
the difference between python and viper is the logo on the brain and the color of the remote.
the difference between python and viper is the logo on the brain and the color of the remote.
I jsut bought the viper 791xv about 30 minutes ago. I am goign to have a professional install it
Originally Posted by asian
Is it possible to install one of those alarms if you don't have power locks? Not trying to be stupid but I want an alarm for my car but I have a VP. Thanks to anyone that answers.
I believe u do but i will ask when i get mine installed
Last edited by Civicman1988; Mar 19, 2006 at 08:31 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Originally Posted by asian
Is it possible to install one of those alarms if you don't have power locks? Not trying to be stupid but I want an alarm for my car but I have a VP. Thanks to anyone that answers.
just remember that its 90% install and 10% equipment when it comes to car alarms. i have the viper 791xv and like an idiot i was, i let circuit city do my car alarm and guess where the sensor and brain is located...thats right...under the dash. horn is visable as well right when you open my hood.
goodluck installing whatever alarm you have, make sure to spend as much time as possbile and find the best locations you can think of to prevent theft. also and fyi, you need a bypass module in order to run the remote start feature in the 2001+ honda civic.
goodluck installing whatever alarm you have, make sure to spend as much time as possbile and find the best locations you can think of to prevent theft. also and fyi, you need a bypass module in order to run the remote start feature in the 2001+ honda civic.
Originally Posted by D17thgen
just remember that its 90% install and 10% equipment when it comes to car alarms. i have the viper 791xv and like an idiot i was, i let circuit city do my car alarm and guess where the sensor and brain is located...thats right...under the dash. horn is visable as well right when you open my hood.
goodluck installing whatever alarm you have, make sure to spend as much time as possbile and find the best locations you can think of to prevent theft. also and fyi, you need a bypass module in order to run the remote start feature in the 2001+ honda civic.
goodluck installing whatever alarm you have, make sure to spend as much time as possbile and find the best locations you can think of to prevent theft. also and fyi, you need a bypass module in order to run the remote start feature in the 2001+ honda civic.
can u give em a link for the module and everythign is loacted under the dash?
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Bypass Module
Everything except tach and hoodpin and siren connections will be under the dash, for those three connections you will have to run wires into the engine bay. If you never have installed any kind of KE/RS/alarm system before i highly recomend you pay a professional to do it. like d17thgen said, its all in the install. I'm willing to bet I can take the most bottom of the line DEI alarm and install it better than a first timer can install a 791.
Do you have any experience with using a digital multi meter or have a good grasp on electrical theory?
Everything except tach and hoodpin and siren connections will be under the dash, for those three connections you will have to run wires into the engine bay. If you never have installed any kind of KE/RS/alarm system before i highly recomend you pay a professional to do it. like d17thgen said, its all in the install. I'm willing to bet I can take the most bottom of the line DEI alarm and install it better than a first timer can install a 791.
Do you have any experience with using a digital multi meter or have a good grasp on electrical theory?
Originally Posted by grenloch101056
Bypass Module
Everything except tach and hoodpin and siren connections will be under the dash, for those three connections you will have to run wires into the engine bay. If you never have installed any kind of KE/RS/alarm system before i highly recomend you pay a professional to do it. like d17thgen said, its all in the install. I'm willing to bet I can take the most bottom of the line DEI alarm and install it better than a first timer can install a 791.
Do you have any experience with using a digital multi meter or have a good grasp on electrical theory?
Everything except tach and hoodpin and siren connections will be under the dash, for those three connections you will have to run wires into the engine bay. If you never have installed any kind of KE/RS/alarm system before i highly recomend you pay a professional to do it. like d17thgen said, its all in the install. I'm willing to bet I can take the most bottom of the line DEI alarm and install it better than a first timer can install a 791.
Do you have any experience with using a digital multi meter or have a good grasp on electrical theory?
ya i do i am going to school to be an electrian
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Rep Power: 0 well as long as you know what the wire your trying to find is going to look like on a multimeter and what a negative trigger and positive trigger wire is going to look like; as long as you take your time, you should be fine.
Originally Posted by grenloch101056
well as long as you know what the wire your trying to find is going to look like on a multimeter and what a negative trigger and positive trigger wire is going to look like; as long as you take your time, you should be fine.
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Originally Posted by catalin
Python, Viper, Sidewinder, Clifford and Avital is all the same crap.
Go with Compustar and you won't be disappointed.
Go with Compustar and you won't be disappointed.
aside from the really crappy asian wolf alarms, equipment doesnt really matter. its all in the install
Originally Posted by Mystic3030
And no matter how much you spend on your alarm, or how well it's installed, if someone wants your ****, they will take it regardless of the alarm you wasted your money on....
I know u are wrong on that.
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