Alarm Question
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Are you planning to integrate the two alarms? If so, the installer should be able to leave the factory immobolizer in tact, and add a second form of disable with the aftermarket alarm.
FYI I am leary of fuel and ignition cutoffs - just because I know electronics and alarms can fail. I'd hate to be making a close pass in front of a truck, or cutting across traffic to have my ignition cut out for some unforseen reason. Yikes!!!
Good luck...
FYI I am leary of fuel and ignition cutoffs - just because I know electronics and alarms can fail. I'd hate to be making a close pass in front of a truck, or cutting across traffic to have my ignition cut out for some unforseen reason. Yikes!!!
Good luck...
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I really don't know much about this sort of thing. I'd like to get a nice clifford alarm, for the security and for the keyless entry. I think those alarms come with some sort of starter kill, I just want to make sure that it won't affect the immobilizer in any way.
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