how sensitive is our alarm?(factory)
Originally Posted by KPierson
Most OEM systems have to compromise between overall security and false alarms. No one wants to own a car with an alarm that goes off all the time.
Everytime you add a sensor you greatly increase the chance of a false alarm. Motion sensors are notoriously bad for this, and I've never actually seen a car that had a motion sensor installed on the assembly line. Was the motion sensor a dealer add on?
Everytime you add a sensor you greatly increase the chance of a false alarm. Motion sensors are notoriously bad for this, and I've never actually seen a car that had a motion sensor installed on the assembly line. Was the motion sensor a dealer add on?
Originally Posted by LjN_728
I installed an aftermarket shock sensor myself and it works like a charm. Depending on the sensitivity level, a knock on the window will set the alarm off.
http://www.autotechs.com/items/item1081.htm
http://www.autotechs.com/items/item1081.htm
Originally Posted by LT1 SS
If the hood, doors, or trunk are opened while the alarm is armed it will go off. If someone breaks a window or smacks into your car the alarm won't go off.
stupid alarm
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Originally Posted by virtualbong
Does it have decent instructions on what you have to do or can you write something up for people here? I would love to install something like this on my car. The second night I brought my car home, some focker threw a trash bag full of crap on the hood of my car. I want them to be scared ****less the next time they try this.
The sensor pkg does have instructions but you can find a detailed install here. LINK Sorry I wouldn't linked it sooner but didn't have the site on hand.
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