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May 16th, 2004, 07:15 PM
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dangers in installing alarm?
i have an 89 turbo trans am and i wanted to install my clifforx rsx 3.5 alarm on the car.... this is the one with remote start, turbo timer, etc etc etc... i was warned by a really good mechanic that installing that alarm, even by a professional, is taking a big risk at f'ing up the electrical system on the car and chancing that the car will never run right again. i just wanted to get other input and opinions on this matter before i decide what to do... maybe just a few strategically placed kill switches would do the trick just fine, but remote start and stuff would be sweet. let me know, thanks in advance, take care.
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May 16th, 2004, 09:37 PM
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BAH - guy is paranoid. An 89 TTA isn't that electrically sophisticated
CAN you mess stuff up? sure - if it's installed wrong. Get friendly with a volt ohm meter and you'll have no problems.
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May 16th, 2004, 10:49 PM
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Well, that's the alarm I've got on my GN. No issues so far.
Alright, I've had some problems with the trunk pop but I'm sure that's due to my installer, not the alarm. Have someone competent do it and you should be fine. -Jade
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May 17th, 2004, 12:12 AM
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Don't listen to the mechanic its a fairly easy car to work on, the only thing you got to worry about is the VATS security. If you need the wiring info just let me know
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87 Buick Grand National Limit GT6131E, PTE FMIC, 70mm Accufab TB/PTE Plemun, JC power plate and pulleys, RJC boost controller, 65lbs Mototrons, 3.5" Big Mouth cold air kit, ATR 3" downpipe w/ATR external wastegate, ATR 3" dual exhaust, MSD Dis-4HO, Art-Carr #16930 3200 non-lock TC, CAS fuel pressure regulator, Walbro 340 hot wired, Scanmaster 2, QA1's, H&R sway bar, Eibach springs, Air bags. 17" T11's w/315 in the rears! New times 4/1/06 1/4 et 11.38@117.56 mph 1/8 et 7.10@97.57 mph 04 Ford Mustang GT GNRA Member #47 www.imagestation.com/members/HI87GN TURBO BUICK MEMBERS ***BEWARE*** OF BUYING OR SELLING TO MEMBER JUSA6! HID kits for sale http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/par...ml#post1505931
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