Ghilliesuit
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On a 1982 is that the alarm horn located on the driver side under the break master cylinder? It has a little key in the top of it, that the only thing i can figure that it is.
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Ditto here, when I was driving the car regular I had an aftermarket one installed but now that it's to be just a now-and-again )that's if I ever get the brakes finished) I took out the aftermarket and spent the time to get the original working again
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damoroso
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My alarm works really well and I can eaisly move him from car to car. Works as my home system too...
ButchN
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I only realized I had a factory alarm on my 82 after I locked the doors last week, tried to shut one, it didn't make it all the way, went to push it that one little click & the horn sounded off.
Since I don't have manuals yet, how do I disconnect it?
Oh, I do plan on a new updated responder type alarm so I know if it's being tampered with in the parking lot at work, or where I take it next summer.
Since I don't have manuals yet, how do I disconnect it?
Oh, I do plan on a new updated responder type alarm so I know if it's being tampered with in the parking lot at work, or where I take it next summer.
o2bnkc
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I think they're very annoying. I never once ran to see if a car was really being broken into or stolen. They drive me crazy.
herminator
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My alarm works really well and I can eaisly move him from car to car. Works as my home system too...
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Love it! My truck was parked in a dark lot one night and broken into but they didn't steal anything. Just woke my 80 lb black lab who apparantly didn't appreciate it. I followed the pee stain but it stopped a few yards away...
TimAT
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No alarm attached to the car, but I do have a theft deterrent device.,
damoroso
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No alarm attached to the car, but I do have a theft deterrent device.,
Tim, you know what they say..."you can't fix stupid....BUT, you can stop it with a .45"!!!
damoroso
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I know what you mean, Zildjian is a great deturant, he can be very intimidating (he's at 105lbs. I don't think there's an ounce of fat on this dog, I work him regularly), especially if someone isn't expecting to see him! Lately he's taken to getting into the passenger seat anytime I open the drivers door, I think he's trying to tell me something!!!
jimbil208
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After reading all the posts about alarm circuits I just had to reply.
I went with the kill switch method with a little twist.
Under the dash where you can feel them and not see them I wired 13 single pole double throw toggle switches.
If they are not operated in the proper sequence the car will not start,and also the brakes will not release.
To make it a little harder I installed a 15 minute timer,so you have to wait everytime you want to try a new sequence
So far I've had a lot of luck with it..
I went with the kill switch method with a little twist.
Under the dash where you can feel them and not see them I wired 13 single pole double throw toggle switches.
If they are not operated in the proper sequence the car will not start,and also the brakes will not release.
To make it a little harder I installed a 15 minute timer,so you have to wait everytime you want to try a new sequence
So far I've had a lot of luck with it..
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