In Need of a Second Opinion
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In Need of a Second Opinion
I'm buying a car alarm and am looking to make a decision within the week. I would like a second opinion so if anyone will look at the car alarm i'm thinking of buying I would greatly appreciate it. Here's the link:
http://www.asianwolf.com/car-alarm-8000rs.html
Thanx in advance!
http://www.asianwolf.com/car-alarm-8000rs.html
Thanx in advance!
#2
I'm buying a car alarm and am looking to make a decision within the week. I would like a second opinion so if anyone will look at the car alarm i'm thinking of buying I would greatly appreciate it. Here's the link:
http://www.asianwolf.com/car-alarm-8000rs.html
Thanx in advance!
http://www.asianwolf.com/car-alarm-8000rs.html
Thanx in advance!
Buy a flashing LED and a window sticker if you really think it will help. Spend the money on a well-hidden kill switch.
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Is it anything other than an expensive kill switch? Frankly, a well hidden kill switch and a hood lock is probably more effective than anything else. If the device is visible, the thief knows where to start to defeat it.
Actually, the best (and least expensive) system I've ever seen is a slow-blow fuse in the wire to the points. A toggle switch shorts around the fuse when closed. The theory is that the fuse allows the thief to start the car, but it then dies and he cannot restart it. He then assumes that the car just runs poorly and moves on.
Actually, the best (and least expensive) system I've ever seen is a slow-blow fuse in the wire to the points. A toggle switch shorts around the fuse when closed. The theory is that the fuse allows the thief to start the car, but it then dies and he cannot restart it. He then assumes that the car just runs poorly and moves on.
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