Just wondering what's the difficulty to install it urself?

 

depends on the system and the kind/number of sensors

 

Only thing I think the stock alarm needs is a perimeter sensor....

 

how about just those regular keyless entry system?

 

Moving this thread because the guys in the ICE forum will know better...

 

A basic keyless entry system is pretty easy. Assuming you can figure out how to run wires into the driver door for lock and unlock, its not bad. An alarm system, or remote start, or most other extras, Id recommend leaving it to a professional.

 

In general, an alarm is a fair bit more complex to install than stereo equipment. Remote start and window modules can be especially difficult. I highly recommend using a certified shop because you can f*ck up alot without realizing it.

 

you need to spend some time studying and ask questions. it's not so bad. it will take 2 to 3 days on your 1st intall. this includes removing your existing alarm and installing a new one with a remote starter.

 

its pretty involved. you also need stuff tools like a test light, tach tester, etc to get r done if its any other car but the ones (max's) on here that have all the lines pointed out to you..

 

if your easy coast and want to take a drive pm me ill do it

 

Took me a few days to put in an alarm remote start, just make sure you have multimeter and test everything. Overall not too hard. I would normally pay to get it installed but last two alarm sytems I have had installed at pro shops were hack jobs. Hell I did a better job than them...

 

On a Maxima..tis easy...bout an hours worth of work.

 

^lier! i was there for at least 3 hours with all your flat tire talk!

 

this is one thing i rather pay some one to do...

 

I just did one on my womans max. It was the first import that i ever installed on. Ive always done them on my GM's but regardless, with the systems out now and days, you should have some kind of knowledge with electronics and basic theorys of relays and diodes. The Max wasnt bad at all. I think i spent most of the time looming up the wiring and creating an appearance that looked stock so it would be harder to identify. Should you decide to attempt it, i strongly recommend you get some help from someone who has done this before and ask questions if you unsure about anything.

 

Actually working and BSin...two different things my friend.

 

installing an alarm = workin, workin = 1 hour, workin n BSin = endless + priceless

 

I talk more than I work, FYI

 

I'm fully aware... I'm sure many on here are too lol

 

lol indeed, like convincing me to get rid of that huge setup in my trunk and get better subs taking up less space. the big thing is gone but i never got around to phase 2 of the discussion.

 

Is there anthing that will work with the stock keyless entry? Maybe ad-on to the stock

 

Yes, quite a few. Although not worth doing IMO.

 

sure, but why bother? you'll get terrible range compared to aftermarket units.

 

Can you respond to my pm on damplifier?