Factory alarm
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Burning Brakes
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Factory alarm
hello everyone, well i was thinking of hooking up the original alarm. all the components are there but no key.
would just getting a new tumbler and key unit fix it or it be better off un-installed?
would getting an after market alarm be sufficient to deter theft or both?
tia
would just getting a new tumbler and key unit fix it or it be better off un-installed?
would getting an after market alarm be sufficient to deter theft or both?
tia
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Burning Brakes
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Factory alarm is a 20 yr old design.
Might want to consider replacing the lot with something newer, this might even bring down your insurance rates.....
Cheapest solution will be a new key, factory / dealer can help you to that.
Might want to consider replacing the lot with something newer, this might even bring down your insurance rates.....
Cheapest solution will be a new key, factory / dealer can help you to that.
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I really cannot see why people don't like their factory alarms?.
What, no *chirp* *chirp* ?
I DO understand if the alarm is broken though...more expence than a new one.
The only problem I have is when opening the door for a lady you have to first unlock the alarm then go back over to your own side....Many times though, the lady sees your extra effort and leans over to unlock your door, exposing .............I digress.
What, no *chirp* *chirp* ?
I DO understand if the alarm is broken though...more expence than a new one.
The only problem I have is when opening the door for a lady you have to first unlock the alarm then go back over to your own side....Many times though, the lady sees your extra effort and leans over to unlock your door, exposing .............I digress.