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Rob · 10-23-2002, 01:49 PM

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Originally posted by ODYSSEY
Just cut the speaker/horn off. It least nobody will hassle you when the alarm goes go off.

I really wouldn't recermend that if it is a decent alarm, which it sounds like it is. Most of the decent ones have fail safe horns with built in batteries, cut the wires and it will just go off, until you take a hammer to it

This is to stop car thiefs from poping the hood and cutting the wires before they nick the car

Best advice it to talk to a car electronics specialist and ask them for advice and if they have (or can obtain) the installers manuals (these are very different to the users ones) and that should take you throught how to do it.

10-23-2002, 01:49 PM	#13
Rob Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Missing In Action Posts: 779	Quote: Originally posted by ODYSSEY Just cut the speaker/horn off. It least nobody will hassle you when the alarm goes go off. I really wouldn't recermend that if it is a decent alarm, which it sounds like it is. Most of the decent ones have fail safe horns with built in batteries, cut the wires and it will just go off, until you take a hammer to it This is to stop car thiefs from poping the hood and cutting the wires before they nick the car Best advice it to talk to a car electronics specialist and ask them for advice and if they have (or can obtain) the installers manuals (these are very different to the users ones) and that should take you throught how to do it. __________________ And you say people actually pay money for M$ Windows? www.mp3mini.co.uk (Does what it says on the URL) www.openclassic.co.uk (The new car, with zero rust!) www.rob-web.co.uk (My other site) Total re-design underway: on the whole progress is very slow as the car is taking up too much time :)